Sentence examples for Simulated sports from inspiring English sources

The original Wii revolutionised gaming, allowing users to play simulated sports such as golf and tennis by making real-life movements rather than by pressing buttons.

Pundits and media executives spoke about the prospect of everything from interactive television and shopping -- click the zapper to suggest a new story line or buy the sweater Jennifer Aniston was wearing on that "Friends" episode -- to donning goggles and suits to enter virtual worlds offering simulated sports, travel and sex.

Its games range from simulated sports titles with realistic graphics based on real-world sports leagues, players, events and venues to more casual games with arcade-style gameplay and graphics.

iv) Multi-component programs with low challenge of balance - full body fitness programs using inertial sensors and/or motion capture devices; this type of training usually simulated sports and involved aerobic, resistance, power and agility components with a low balance challenge.

This game allows you to play all the sports you've ever wanted to, simulating what would happen if you were doing so at the highest professional level but in the physical condition you're currently in.

Ascent to altitude, as opposed to simulated hypoxia, leads to velocity and power improvements that could have positive applications in improving velocity and technical skills in power-related sports.

McMahon has spent a record $70 million of her own money over the past three years trying to convince voters that what Connecticut really needs is a senator who knows how to create jobs in a simulated sport awash in violence, sexism and steroid abuse.

Although these games could not simulate sports as well as modern-day Madden, they boiled athletics down to their primal, ludic elements allowing you to kill referees during a pileup or play as a demon.

" Simulating sports talk is like learning how to speak conversational French or Spanish.

In conclusion, Greater perceived soreness and decrements in performance of the simulated team sport activity circuit when repeated 48 h later were observed following CON.

The aim was to compare the effect of a simulated team sport activity circuit (reflective of the activity demands of Australian football) either with or without body 'contact' on muscle soreness, damage, and performance when the circuit was repeated 48 h later.