Sentence examples for Brief interactive from inspiring English sources

We've seen two notable HoloLens demos, a Minecraft experience that lets players interact with their in-game creations on their coffee tables, and a brief interactive Halo demo where gamers were briefed on a mission by a hologram.

O is the dissatisfied heroine of this brief, interactive dance piece presented by Treehouse Shakers; choreographed by Emily F. Bunning and written by Mara McEwin.

Now one of his latest projects is a brief, interactive 360-degree scene called "Gnomes & Goblins," currently available on the HTC Vive and soon for Oculus Rift.

"FLYING THROUGH RAINBOWS". O is the dissatisfied heroine of this brief, interactive dance piece presented by Treehouse Shakers; choreographed by Emily F. Bunning and written by Mara McEwin.

The purpose of this study was to evaluate the impact of a brief, interactive multimedia tutorial designed to prepare dentists to recognize and respond to domestic violence.

Faculty developed a scavenger hunt game to introduce baccalaureate and generic registered nurse (RN) students to the concept of community in a brief, interactive, and challenging way.

The current quasi-experimental design evaluated whether a brief, live, interactive, normative group (BLING) intervention produced immediate reductions in group-specific normative perceptions and whether the magnitude of these misperceptions differed among three at risk undergraduate populations: first-year students (N = 767), Greek-affiliated students (N = 555), and student-athletes (N = 524).

Carbon Brief's interactive, assembled from a subset of IPCC references, gives an excellent overview of the difference between a rise of 1.5°C versus 2°C.

This programme involved a "brief intervention" (interactive DVD), which is consistent with NICE guidance on physical activity and behaviour change interventions [ 13, 16].

Of those contacted, 188 were achieving less than 30 minutes of moderate activity on at least 5 days a week, and so were eligible for the brief intervention (interactive DVD) by September 2009.

"This project is a great starting point in this effort as we begin to experiment the ways voice can work in conjunction with stayed mediums like print while also exploring native Times experiences like the flash briefing and interactive news quiz, built specifically for voice services," she added.