It involves overlaying digital images over the real world environment.
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Despite the holographic effects of overlaying, the paintings are overwhelmingly flat.
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The game uses augmented reality, overlaying digital imagery on the real world.
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And the app is overlaying the real world on top of that one.
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But then we made them new by overlaying a new graphic on top.
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Snap's new AR ads are for overlaying objects onto stuff that isn't your face.
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Overlaying the broadcast of Hernandez as a college player is an ad for Nissan.
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By overlaying different closed systems – each perfect in itself — Kaufman evokes the inevitability of deterioration.
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But what caught my eye is the image overlaying the penultimate frames of the ad.
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Microsoft created the HoloLens to merge computing with real life, overlaying holograms on actual space.
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Overlaying the fan map with 2016 election results shows Eagles Country was also Clinton Country.
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She began making her own devotional music, overlaying surging, swelling ambient soundscapes with Sanskrit chants.
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"Not every angle is your best angle and that's OK," text overlaying the photo reads.
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Overlaying all of this are three trends: Trump is trusting his instincts more every day.
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Overlaying and obscuring these images are sheaths of translucent white fabric, shot through with metallic thread.
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Overlaying the credit chill effect on manufacturing activity has been Beijing's new "war on smog" policy.
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Through framing and and the overlaying of pretentious orchestral music, it suddenly turns violence into art.
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AR refers to augmented reality which is the overlaying of digital images on the real world.
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"Genesis" and "Oblivion," both draw from arpeggiated synthesizers, both overlaying that insistence with a breathy daydream.
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Kaiser underscores this reading by overlaying one of the watermarks with concentric circles inside a rhombus.
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"Those two overlaying demand curves are going to be right on top of each other," he said.
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He's pushing partners to make transparent displays, the better for overlaying digital objects on real-world ones.
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By overlaying its images onto the real world, the HoloLens headset turns reality into a computer monitor.
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Overlaying the camouflaged jackets are cross-stitched jovial scenes, drawn by Thai Muslim schoolchildren, found by Siributr.
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In some works, Hwang explores material and symbolic nature of paint by overlaying it on digital prints.
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By 2014, Snapchat had proven the popularity of overlaying text, emoji and drawing atop photos and videos.
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Slits in the sleeves, open cuts and parts of clothes bunched by drawcord created simple overlaying effects.
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The set dramatized his voice and his movement, overlaying the present with a mesh of the past.
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He says the Blade could also do object recognition, like identifying products and overlaying data like price tags.
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Blood dominates even the initial paintings, crimson splashes overlaying the vibrant ochre, aquamarine, gold, emerald of the landscapes.
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Hornick adds to Barnes's alternative approach to exhibition design by overlaying the experience with a journey through sound.
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And overlaying location as a vector could be compelling, especially to a young, mobile and very social audience.
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His technique is based on chronophotography, the photographic practice which attempts to document movement by overlaying several frames.
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These signs remind us of the complexity of the landscape we inhabit and the overlaying nature of history.
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Two blue circles (or breasts) overlaying the bare-chested figure in the upper right quadrant complicate our reading.
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In 2017, Bitmoji went 3D and you could start overlaying them as augmented reality characters on your Snaps.
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But it could be as complicated as identifying every element of a car's dashboard and overlaying videos about them.
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From there, you can compose your "tour," while overlaying still images and text descriptions identifying specific points of interest.
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Analysis revealed many levels of paint overlaying the structure, applied during four generations of filming and four previous restorations.
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It will probably act like Microsoft's HoloLens, overlaying visuals that correspond and change with the environment you're looking at.
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At first, the mirrorworld will appear to us as a high-resolution stratum of information overlaying the real world.
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The horror overlaying the Orlando shooting, and all mass shootings, obfuscates the patterns and predictors of these violent attacks.
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Beyond gaming, just imagine a Torch hanging above a kitchen counter overlaying recipes and instructions directly onto the surface.
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In it, he makes debt his canvas, overlaying it with borders and borderlands that suggest what we owe migrants.
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Remember when everyone featured some form of the French flag, usually by overlaying the three colors on their own face?
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An unfortunate northern water snake seen with crusty and thickened scales overlaying raised blisters caused by a fungal skin infection.
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However, Apple has been characteristically mum on just what its plans are for overlaying digital objects onto the real world.
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"The sun will still rise & set every day," she wrote in overlaying text of the boat riding through the water.
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This week TechCrunch spotted Uber overlaying blue, yellow and red traffic condition bars on your route map before you hail.
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The project, which removals surface layers overlaying the deposit, would have extended the mine's lifespan by 15 years to 2045.
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Near a full-length mirror, recent artwork showed a printed photo of a blue whale overlaying a hand-painted background.
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Overlaying virtual and physical worlds seemed like a plaything for nerds until it was coupled with the ubiquitous cell phone.
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By overlaying images of rusted film canisters and freezing frames fractured with scratches, the significance of viewership is continually reinforced.
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Different kinds of floral prints as well as types of materials were often mixed together on deconstructed dresses with overlaying panels.
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Each participant was shown 300 face pairs, generated by overlaying random noise on a base face representing a statistically average American.
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The app switches on the cameras and constantly scans the room, while overlaying a path of dots for you to follow.
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Augmented reality usually refers to the overlaying of digital images or information onto a user's view, but it's not all visual.
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Then, after you've successfully registered, you're greeted with the same happy Mac icon overlaying your face in a pleasantly benign circle.
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Overlaying all of this is a sophisticated surveillance system that uses cameras, biometric data and phone apps to reinforce state control.
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Like most over-the-top apps, the UI is very visual, generally overlaying menus on top of dramatic full-screen photos.
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Lucente starts by taking more than 2,500 photos, then manipulating the photographs, overlaying them with hand drawings using a Mylar polyester film.
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The Florida start-up envisioned overlaying interactive graphics onto the real world in a way that few other technology companies had demonstrated.
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Plastic Girls is dark and surreal, overlaying detached phrases like "Cola bottle body" and "honey skin" over eerie shots of the mannequins.
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I played around with the app and found that it worked fine, but it didn't do a great job overlaying the looks.
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To really see what's there, you have combine the two by overlaying the new ALMA images with those already taken by Hubble.
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Overlaying this data gives contractors, structural engineers and architects a way to quickly and visually identify potential problems and avoid building delays.
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And what better way to commemorate this achievement than by overlaying one of the most utterly devastating scenes in childhood animation history.
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But sources familiar with Google's position say the company takes issue with Amazon overlaying its own voice controls on top of YouTube.
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Yuna's "Come As You Are" is a single from 2011, a dark and poppy reimagining with piercing vocals overlaying a plodding backbeat.
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Augmented reality technology blends the real world with the virtual by overlaying images and details onto a feed from a device's camera.
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The helmet was designed to make industrial jobs easier by overlaying instructions on complex equipment — a relatively common use for AR headsets.
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Mount Mantap provides enough overlaying rock to contain a blast of 282 kilotons — more than 10 times larger than the September 2016 explosion.
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It was a weird thing of overlaying a voice onto him, adding this layer onto someone that reveals something rather than obscuring it.
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Instead of just overlaying stickers and other things, you can spice them up with filters that apply to the actual world around you.
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As it did during last summer's World Cup, beoutQ is broadcasting the Asian Cup in its entirety, overlaying beIN's logo with its own.
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Surgeons are increasingly using social media for entertainment purposes, compiling surgical footage, adding captions and emojis, and overlaying images and videos with Snapchat filters.
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Just look at the chart below from the RBA overlaying its forecasts for Australia's Wage Price Index compared to what has happened in reality.
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"Overlaying revised price targets helped us focus on critical market-moving events, while providing a sufficient number of opportunities for entering trades," Huang added.
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The designers had collaborated with ateliers across Paris, as they told us in June, overlaying old world craftsmanship with their classic New York silhouettes.
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Spicer just talked about the need for the press to be accurate, noting the racial tensions overlaying any talk of removing the MLK bust.
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Overlaying each of these compositions, Cohen commissioned car detailer Bugs Gonzalez to marquee the name of each model in a stylized, custom airbrushed font.
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On Friday, eight artists launched an augmented reality gallery at the Museum of Modern Art in New York, digitally overlaying their artwork over the museum's.
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He has reworked almost 3,000 of the Johnson images, overlaying some with tracing paper and crop marks, to reference the (now antiquated) magazine production process.
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Documentaries pleased her as a schooling in modesty, just placing the camera to observe, not hovering like an eagle or overlaying ideas of her own.
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Smith followed that lead, tapping into US Postal Service address databases and overlaying the voter registration data to figure out which households were not registered.
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If anything, the two worlds are overlaying beautifully, the tech world and the classic Midwestern transportation icons are actually realizing that there's a good overlap.
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By overlaying those paths they saw "hot spots" where students, faculty members and guests might naturally congregate, like areas around whiteboards on conference room doors.
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By overlaying the grid with African imagery, Williams can be said to reverse history, suggesting that the spiritual force animating his figures is still alive.
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After years of transposing details of her rape onto Wilson's, she seemed to be overlaying her own childhood with the final moments of Wilson's life.
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By combining new Hubble observations with archived Hubble data, and by overlaying image taken from both visible and ultraviolet light, the researchers attained remarkable observational clarity.
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Faketoken attacks Russian ride-sharing apps by overlaying text boxes on the credit card information pages that can capture your credit number and other important information.
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By overlaying the LRO topography observations with GRAIL's gravity detections, James's team identified the huge mass under the crater, which was unaccounted for in past studies.
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Upton wore her hair pinned up on one side with a veil, letting the rest curl to her shoulders, complementing the floral lace overlaying her gown.
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"Next, the app will be about going into apartments and houses, and overlaying things like furniture—anything to help people visualize an empty room," said Ghafoor.
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From the particularities of the palette to the overlaying of the brushstrokes to the distinct compositions, each of the six paintings offers a differently nuanced experience.
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STARTING THAT JOURNEY TO OPENING INTO YOUR OWN EXPERIENCE AND OVERLAYING COMPUTING ON TOP OF THAT WILL BE VERY IMPORTANT FOR US IN THE LONG RUN.
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"Mine" (2017) features a partially cropped swastika in the form of intersecting brown pipes, overlaying a star whose five points span nearly the painting's entire surface.
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The impact was felt intensively in some local areas especially those overlaying the oil- and gas-rich Permian Basin in western Texas and eastern New Mexico.
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Imagine, for example, seeing a restaurant's menu while standing outside on the street, or overlaying dinosaurs in the living room for your kids to interact with.
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The company is making and animating anatomically correct models of the human skeleton and overlaying muscle and skin, it announced at its annual F8 developer conference Wednesday.
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Six Flags, for example, has added virtual reality at a dozen of its amusement parks nationwide, overlaying interactive adventures atop existing rides using Samsung Gear VR headsets.
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Alongside Chevrolet, who's here admittedley to plug the new 2017 Chevrolet Camaro ZL1, the Cyclops now goes even further by overlaying the virtual car in real time.
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Mr Cook's preference is for augmented reality (AR), a technology for overlaying digital information on objects in the real-world seen via a smartphone camera or headset.
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Overlaying this is the 2018 Farm Bill that is expected to incentivize innovation, especially in specialty crops, and may redefine risk structures through the farm insurance system.
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According to Breitbart, the memes may have been inadvertently inspired by a teenage girl who started overlaying Swift photos with Hitler quotes as a joke in 2013.
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It's like being drunk, but having to pretend you're not—trying to remember how you usually do things, and overlaying "normal" behaviour over what you actually feel.
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Through a combination of rap and spoken word overlaying the film, Ahmed describes the brutal reality for people of color living in a xenophobic post-Brexit Britain.
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The 3D effect is created by overlaying two images, which creates a "stereo" effect that gives it depth; it's the visual equivalent of two speakers working in tandem.
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Backdrops are a bit like Snapchat's geofilters but instead of overlaying a design on top of your image, you can put the illustrations behind objects in your photos.
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Early news reports overlaying the allegations' grim details onto mirror selfies of the complainant in a green bikini sparked fury from activists and wounded outrage from the survivor.
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But while overlaying digital features onto an existing device may be simple, it's not always necessary or even a good idea — particularly when it comes to sex toys.
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Not just overlaying diversity awareness, but thinking of the sexual spectrum as itself a form of diversity, and then you must also think of race/culture/gender/etc.
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Overlaying that is concern that the resultant political damage could hamper Trump's chances of getting his promised fiscal stimulus — which has spurred markets higher since November — through Congress.
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Her solution, as old-fashioned as it was elegant, was to make double exposures, joining two instants into one by overlaying images of places with portraits of people.
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The final thing she does is draw a black, geometric web of angled lines of pretty much the same width, overlaying and holding together the first two layers.
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I altered the image, overlaying multiple pictures on top of each other, to make it look like Patrick was dissociating for extra effect, and made it into a meme.
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Google knows this, and it's going to use the camera as a solution, showing you where to go by overlaying arrows on top of what your camera is seeing.
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Algorithmic machine learning, however, can mimic an entire stylistic mode, generating new examples at will or overlaying a pre-existing object with a new style unrelated to its origins.
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Overlaying the price impact is Beijing's war on pollution, which has moved beyond limiting emissions in the smog-intense winter heating season to become a rolling all-seasons campaign.
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Simply overlaying programs designed for boys into a girl's experience won't work, and BSA would benefit from the research and experience found in GSUSA to pursue its newfound mission.
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Backing her up, the cinematographer, Nicola Daley, employs the colors of cartoons to amplify every emotion, overlaying her bright, muscular hues with gauze whenever Iona escapes into dreamy fantasies.
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Overlaying the decades that separated the women's testimonials from the war are the nearly two additional decades that had passed by the time she produced this post-Soviet edition.
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He also began his "Transparencies"—palimpsest-like pictures made by overlaying images, a trope that was revived in the sixties, to sensational effect, by the German artist Sigmar Polke.
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By sequencing genetic traits and overlaying them with ecological environments where they are most prevalent, geneticists have tried to pinpoint the geographic origins of people unfamiliar with their ancestry.
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By overlaying maps of the burnt areas with the known territories of endangered species, experts are working on drafting a preliminary list of highly threatened animals, plants, and ecosystems.
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"In order to access the water in the subglacial lakes, we would need to drill through the 550- to 750-meter-thick ice that is overlaying the lakes," said Rutishauser.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Italian fashion label Fendi played with textures in its Haute Couture collection in Paris on Wednesday, overlaying see-through bodices with fur trimmings and creating shimmering, scaly skirts.
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As for the overlaying text, Mitchell says he sources his words from "ultra left philosophy," which he decontextualizes to blur their meaning, aiming to simultaneously disturb and attract the viewer.
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Moreover, Chinese scientists have already concluded that the site in question is worthless after satellite imagery suggested its overlaying 7,200 peak, Mount Mantap, appears to have experienced partial collapse during testing.
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Aman Tiwari, a computer scientist at Carnegie Mellon University, trained the AI by overlaying census data on high-resolution satellite imagery of New York and feeding it through a neural network.
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Overlaying the entire system is a political culture, resulting from decades of dictatorship, that permits officials to steal without a pang of conscience, and convinces private citizens that redress is impossible.
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This where you get into the question of race being a social category that does have, in some cases biological markers, but on which we are now overlaying early genetic science.
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Overlaying the geostrategic clash between Saudi Arabia and Iran are the machinations of other regional and foreign powers that are using local radical groups to achieve their self-interested political ends.
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Overlaying tokenized COVID-19 test results could provide a view of disease incidence at a city-block level of detail that would improve the certainty of risk determination and treatment recommendations.
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There's drone delivery, a whole Alexa-focused vision for the smart home, a whole bunch of media services you can subscribe to, and a neat Prime membership layer overlaying all of it.
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He considers his wife, who will probably never meet his father, overlaying the history of art onto the present in the manner of John Berger or Teju Cole, two similarly associative writers.
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By overlaying the banded ground with different-colored geometric shapes stacked atop each other, it appears that Petersen is building a new edifice over a previous one — something that also happens in architecture.
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While each's grid's relationship to the painting's square seems perfectly balanced, and perhaps even arrived at mathematically, the overlaying of five structural configurations wreaks havoc with the eye's desire for order and symmetry.
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Other key takeaways: User growth: Snapchat continues to focus on user creation, overlaying how many Snaps are created daily by users (3.5 billion) on top of its user growth numbers, which have slowed.
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It aims to liberate computing from a fixed screen, overlaying its users' view with useful additions (painting your email across a nearby wall, for instance, or putting weather information on a breakfast table).
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Our take: Spiegel's right that overlaying offline user-data affects user experience, but Snapchat can't compete with other platforms to win over high-end ad contracts, particularly for retail campaigns, without doing so.
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They make a popular, free software tool for overlaying content on top of whatever game you're playing, allowing streamers to pop everything from sponsorship logos to donation alerts on top of their video.
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The newest leaf — an updated patent application filed Thursday morning — shows us the technical ambitions of the mysterious Florida company, which aims to make the definitive platform for overlaying digital content in physical spaces.
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There are also some early AR experiences, including Instagram filters and an adorable feature called Storytime, which feeds the narrator the text of a storybook via teleprompter, while overlaying visual aspects from the story.
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Akil's work insists upon self-reflection, overlaying a virtual world with the real one, and in doing so, contrasting the everyday horror in Syria with the comparative luxury of the Pokémon Go-playing world.
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Born in 1934, he was well-positioned to make a series that remembered an America that was post–World War II — but not that far past it — with a rosy, youthful glow overlaying everything.
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Overlaying the personal struggles was a dense tangle of politics and policy — the ill will between Mr. Trump and Mexico that began the day he announced his candidacy; the acrimony between Mr. Trump and Gov.
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Now we're going further, overlaying human mobility patterns gleaned from mobile-phone usage to expose how the parasite moves within and between communities and countries, allowing us to better target our efforts to stop it.
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AR can make all those things better, and I think when we eventually get there, the technology's significantly more challenging than VR because of the need to register reality and what you're overlaying on it.
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Technically you could use the Create mode for overlaying words on a colored background to send an ephemeral text, but otherwise you have to use the "Unsend" feature which notifies other people in the thread.
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In 2016, her "Gardens of the Anthropocene" was viewable in the Seattle Art Museum's Olympic Sculpture Park, overlaying possible ecological additions based on scientific data on shifts in local plant species due to climate change.
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For two or three days afterwards, Thomas says, people who take the polar bear plunge often talk of feeling invigorated, like they've downed a shot glass of pure energy, with an overlaying sense of calm.
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Overlaying the two videos in the same frame, he says, is the best way to demonstrate exactly how it differs: the press secretary's video clearly speeds up at the moment Acosta's hand touches the intern's arm.
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But the endgame is a school so petrified of backsliding into irrelevance ithat it would rather chain itself to him at nearly any cost than consider the prospect of someone else overlaying on what he built.
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The company says it's working with automotive manufacturers to build its technology into even bigger displays, raising the possibility that car windshields of the future might double as intelligent AR displays overlaying information onto the road.
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Her Met gown featured a high collar attached to a sheer grey panel of fabric overlaying a fully sequined bodysuit, which was also covered by a full, sheer skirt that showcased the supermodels mile-long legs.
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Garmin's VIRB is focused on overlaying data and telemetry on your videos, the TomTom Bandit edits your footage for you, and Nikon (and now, Samsung) are trying to beat GoPro and Sony to 360-degree video.
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"As soon as I stepped into the door and things went black, I felt this warmth overlaying my body, like a soft, comfy, warm blanket being draped over me," she wrote describing a dream in 2012.
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The South Pacific region is probably what most people conjure up when dreaming of an overwater bungalow landscape: crystalline waters surrounding islands ringed by lagoons, Polynesian decor and cultural inspiration, all overlaying that jaw-dropping landscape.
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On YouTube, accounts with names such as Trump Mafia and Based Patriot repost Spicer's briefings, and others post exultant compilations of the "spiciest" moments, overlaying his rebukes of reporters with images of flames and chili peppers.
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Great. We decided to clear up the issue by making a simple diagram that shows how the sale of Uranium One worked and then overlaying it with the conspiracy theory that many Republicans have been pushing.
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A blurb overlaying the photo explains that after Facebook "censored" the original image, the website "replaced it with an image of a nude torso of a man, which, itself, does not violate" the site's terms of service.
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According to Schaaf, there are a number of different marketplace dynamics at play to keep the engineering team busy: balancing supply and demand, logistics and routing, efficient batching and routing, and overlaying geography to all of that.
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In addition to overlaying information on top of your field of view, the C200 is capable of recognizing roughly 20 different types of objects, including building schematics, using its built-in image recognition software called "Lenovo NBD Martin".
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Using a neural network capable of overlaying artistic styles to other images, researchers Anthony Bourached and George Cann transferred the style of Picasso's "La Vie," a pre-1904 blue period painting, to the outline of the lost woman.
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His 2015 hit "White Iverson" was a hip-hop song in principle but not style — his is a genuinely postrap hybrid, building on the genre's aesthetic and topical points and overlaying them with Bon Iver-like digital effects.
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For example, if you saw an advert for a new fragrance, the Layar app would scan it then could present you with a link overlaying the image, that will send you to the e-commerce site to buy it.
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The scene calls back to early great Grey's Anatomy episodes by tuning down the conversation and medical jargon during the crash and overlaying it with music so that the only thing you can feel in the episode is panic.
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The U.S. government holds title to about 500 million acres of land across the country, including national parks and forests, wildlife refuges and tribal territories, overlaying billions of barrels of oil and vast quantities of natural gas, coal, and uranium.
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By overlaying two or more such circular fields slightly out of alignment with each other, the artists put in play an interference pattern that transforms the surface of the canvas into a rippling, luminous field of ever-shifting optical sensations.
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More in the vein of a mashup than a codified internet joke, the video borrows the JoJo outro elements, overlaying them onto the ending of a Madoka Magika episode intended to draw a parallel between two similar moments in these shows.
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On the Wii U you simply had to look down at the Gamepad's screen for a quick update, but without a second screen, Splatoon 2 forces you to divert your attention from the match by overlaying a map on your screen.
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From the camera screen, you also have options to toggle through several beauty filters and countless downloadable AR effects that do everything from adding bunny ears to sparkle effects (like the popular KiraKira app) to overlaying your photos with moving macarons.
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By overlaying two or more sets of slim, concentric bands slightly off-register, the artists put interference patterns into play and transform the surface of the canvas into a rippling, luminous field of ever-shifting admixtures of hue — daylight's double.
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The early examples — the first one here is from 1967 — are more composed and symmetric; in recent years, Mr. Viallat's palette has grown decidedly jarring, though the same amoeboid form is still there, overlaying paisley swatches and sacks of fertilizer.
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The first indication of that is the space itself: the walls of the gallery have been painted chroma-key blue, a color used as a background for the overlaying of different images in film and the creation of special effects.
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By overlaying the Internet Atlas, a global map of the internet's physical infrastructure, with the Sea Level Rise Inundation estimates generated by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), the team was able to pinpoint where the most at-risk hardware is located.
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Overlaying it with such memorable faces as John Travolta (who plays Robert Shapiro, Mr Simpson's legal counsel), David Schwimmer (Robert Kardashian, a friend, lawyer, and part of Mr Simpson's legal team), and Cuba Gooding, Jr. in the title role is another bold choice.
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There was finally something interesting to read about Pokémon Go. The game—which involves overlaying the physical world with a grab-bag of exotic creatures that players attempt to capture for points—might help to catalyze a new form of virtual urban zoning.
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While companies like Betterment and Wealthfront have built sizable holdings by creating automated investment tools that purport to better manage an investor's money, Motif takes the technology one step further by overlaying issues-based filters around sustainability, corporate governance or fair labor.
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The experiment, beginning in the early years of Communist control, of overlaying an imperial capital with a Soviet-style industrial city failed miserably, leading to circuitous commutes and atrocious air pollution, not to mention the destruction of vast swaths of historical neighborhoods.
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Elena and Lila still have their sense of childish wonder and delight at the world, but now overlaying it we can always see the reality of how terrible their world is, and how difficult it will be for them ever to escape.
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And in overlaying the public images of the two women, the Yeezy ads became another reminder of the differences between them — which, in part, explain why Hilton quickly faded from groundbreaking symbol of a new era of reality fame to an icon of aughts nostalgia.
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Overlaying that with imaging that reveals the brain's blood flow, called fMRI, and adding information about the fatty insulation surrounding the brain's nerves let the researchers create new boundaries for brain areas, says study co-author Matthew Glasser, a neuroscientist working on his MD at Washington University.
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But it is a kind of alternative TV dimension, overlaying and replicating the known world of traditional television, that tries to acquire one of everything that exists in the universe of TV. Initially, the company did this through literal acquisition: buying streaming rights to hit TV series.
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In her eloquent "Foreword" to this work, the poet hints at some of these overlaying depths and debts, including her childhood experiences at the Little Sir Echo Camp for Girls, where she was marooned by her parents and took part in campfire stories and private readings.
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Just as Aptekar lifts and rearranges snippets of classical paintings, overlaying them with song lyrics or other declarative statements, creating a decidedly '90s graphic design vibe, it turns out that Zimmermann's compositions are anything but arbitrary, but actually highly abstracted details taken from close-up bits of advertising imagery.
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Overlapping and overlaying materials in ways that progress and expand the art historical thread of Daniel Buren, David Hammons, and Christo and Jeanne-Claude, his discreet works and installations evoke the body, the street, and the way in which we dress our identities for ourselves and/or for others.
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Turing Robot, for instance, has not only developed a voice recognition software that is capable of understanding Mandarin and overlaying that with artificial intelligence services, but it has also created an operating system that can be used for robots — including a toy robot meant to offer companionship to children.
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The muted colors encourage a closer look at the overlaying shapes that poise the pharaoh's soldiers against the wrath of nature unbridled, with waves crashing and lightning cracking in the sky, a reminder of the freedom Moses, portrayed as a black man caught in a beam of light, demands.
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Nearby, Nina Elder's "Bears Ears Uranium Bid Area (100 Years of Uranium Consumption by the Top Seven National Consumers)" (83) has data on the global demand for uranium overlaying panoramic views of the Utah national monument that was radically reduced by the Trump administration, and subsequently reopened to uranium mining.
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Overlaying a chart of XES, the ETF that tracks oil and gas service and equipment stocks, over a chart of crude, Gordon points out that XES has already fallen below its summer 2016 lows compared to crude, which is "still a good $5 to $6 away" from those summer lows.
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This shift manifested in Umezawa's individual work as well: the artist started overlaying his digital collages onto images of the impacted areas as a challenge to those who would seek to retreat further into a detached, digital realm (as seen, for instance, in his 2011 work "A Certain Mankind's Super Landscape").
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Melodies become a three-way repartee between Sánchez and the group's two saxophonists, Chris Cheek and Roman Filiu, and on "El Rayo de Luz" — the title track from the quintet's newest album — the overlaying of two time signatures on top of each other lends everything a sense of both imbalance and propulsion.
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In a conference call with a reporter, Dr. Dalziel and Kinsa's senior data scientist, Sam Chamberlain, showed twin maps overlaying one another: the first showing where this year's flu season currently is, and another showing ZIP codes where high fevers are two or three times as common as they ought to be, according to the flu model.
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Assistant U.S. Attorney Nancy Greenwood asked Hall to consider not only the vile messages left over a three-month period, but also other indications of Howard&aposs intolerance — such as Confederate battle flag stickers covering his mailbox and the sticker of the president with a Hitler-style mustache overlaying a swastika, and similar messages and symbols on his three Facebook pages.
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The line is very clear, and it has a horizontal FOV of 40 degrees, a vertical of 30 degrees, and a diagonal of 50 degrees, which is 45 percent larger than Microsoft's HoloLens, according to Road to VR. This means you're looking at a tiny transparent screen overlaying digital images on the real world, and not enveloped in a mixed reality experience.
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While so many companies like Microsoft, Magic Leap, Meta and more are building "mixed reality" devices that actively map the spaces of the rooms they are in, ODG's products launching this year are a bit more straightforward, serving as hands-free, heads-up displays that can be accessed easily and offer the utility of an Android tablet, albeit one overlaying the real world.
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So we began producing Episode 2, which outlines the seven time-tested commandments of Russian disinformation by overlaying the 1980s AIDS hoax with Pizzagate, a conspiracy theory that falsely claimed that the hacked emails of John Podesta, Hillary Clinton's campaign manager, contained coded messages connecting Democratic Party figures with an alleged child sex ring run out of the Comet pizzeria in Washington.
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The eXternal Visibility System (or XVS, because NASA loves "X" in their acronyms) includes a front-facing camera and display combo that can provide a view for the pilot enhanced by augmented reality, which will include overlaying information like guidance to destination airports, warnings and alerts when other aircraft enter their airspace, and additional info and key cues upon landing approach and takeoff.
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Van Beirendonck was one of the lone disrupters of this code of masculinity and formality, melding technically futuristic fabrics — often those used exclusively in sportswear — with the couture-like craftsmanship he learned at the Royal Academy, while overlaying a uniquely sunny, humorous, almost childlike filter on his anarchistic silhouettes, which were otherwise informed by darker allusions to B.D.S.M. and punk rock culture.
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Following initial online bafflement that such questionable copy had made it to print, the state's secretary of social services attempted to convey in an interview with The New York Times that the state was indeed aware of the implication of overlaying the words on top of photos of South Dakotans: "I would say that we did expect a reaction," she said.
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"Basically we have two angles and the drone's perspective is showing us these bubble nets if you will and how the bubbles are starting to come to the surface and how the animals come up through the bubble net as they surface, while the cameras on the whales are telling us from the animal's perspective, so overlaying these two data sets is quite exciting," added Bejder.
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In 1969, Broodthaers created a new version of Stéphane Mallarmé's experimental tour de force Un coup de dés jamais n'abolira le hasard (A Roll of the Dice Will Never Abolish Chance) by overlaying thick black marks on the text, resulting in an abstract dance of rectangles that suggests a player-piano roll (indeed, the concept behind German artist Michalis Pichler's 533 refashioning of Broodthaers's concept as just such a musical score).
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My first time playing Overwatch was astounding to me for two reasons: first, for the sheer amount of onscreen information I was asked to digest at any given moment, the bullet tracers and grenade explosions, the bright blossoming energy shields and walls of ice that were sometimes mysteriously erected and then shattered, plus the head-up display overlaying various timers and health bars and glowing mission objectives, and sometimes floating yellow plus-sign things (which I eventually figured out meant I was getting healed by someone, somehow), plus all the pretty little environmental details like streetlamps that flicker a bit of lens flare onto your screen when you accidentally aim at them, the wooden chairs that splinter and the wine bottles that shatter when they take stray fire, not to mention the outlines of your teammates and all the enemy players who (for reasons that will become clear momentarily) tend to jump around constantly, spasmodically, almost insectoidally—all of this happening at the same time in a way that felt not only disorienting, not only mentally taxing, but more like New York City air-traffic-control-level overwhelming.
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