n. 1 extreme edge of land before a precipice, river,et cetera (и так далее) 2 furthest point before danger, discovery,et cetera (и так далее) on the brink of about to experience or suffer; in imminent danger of. [Old Norse]
... of many countries and peoples At the same time , these man-made phenomena put humanity on. the brink of a global ecological , nuclear catastrophe , exacerbated the.problem of demography and resources , etc , thanks ... ... Second World War The world wars of the century brought the world . civilization to the brink of death , were a difficult test .for humanity , humanistic values , developed throughout its ... (The World History)
... is converted into. training , which implies the submission of the player , that is,.his passivity The center of the brink - excessive abstraction of games (the. center of the brink ) drives melancholy , therefore it is not.used in games ... ... story and receiving information Friendly communication takes up most of the gameplay The brink - freedom . - This line includes arcade action games , characterized by increased vigor ... (Computer games developming, game-design)
... was undermined . It was these terrible results of the Second World War ., which put civilization on the brink of destruction , forced its .viable forces to become more active This is evidenced ... (The World History)
... . The main teachers were John Ma-Uchli and Presper Eckert They were on the brink of success , creating the first . electronic computer ENIAC and the principles of designing EDVAC . Subsequent ... (Persons)
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