Immediacy used in a sentence

Immediacy in a sentence as a noun

48 fps has an immediacy that is almost jarring.

Remote though the risk is, the randomness and immediacy of it are a lot scarier.

Bugs that were re-reported by users we would move up our mental immediacy list.

The question is how technology is affecting people's lives, and the answer, for now, is: immediacy and ease of use.

This immediacy is extremely important and even a slight delay makes the learning process slower.

There's an argument it goes the other way: customers trade the immediacy of brick-and-mortar for Amazon's low prices.

I have to agree with you, having this proximity and immediacy through things like Twitter, Stack Overflow and services like HN is quite exciting.

Advertising outside the consulate would probably be effective, but the immediacy of the van solution is a huge plus.

Because belonging is an abstract social relation which has far less cognitive importance to the kids than the immediacy of play, so who cares who the ball belongs to.

Approaches such as theorem provers are helpful in mathematics, but they're nowhere near being complete, and nowhere near the utility and immediacy of a repl.

Van Gogh chose paints for their immediacy of color, sometimes without understanding the problems of hue shifting and degradation displayed by certain pigments.