Sentence examples for a computer animation of from inspiring English sources
To illustrate the point, Putin showed a computer animation of missiles hitting the coast of Florida.
Perhaps the most famous consumer-created ad — a computer animation of flying iPods made by a California teacher — was made and distributed without any input from the makers of the product.
But there is also a computer animation of the same scene: depending on which programme is running, either a flock of birds fly across the picture, or the daisies gently flutter.
It feels as though the whole room takes a deep breath as the film ends, but it is only the precursor to a practical exercise during which Richard takes the group through a computer animation of a multiple co-ordinated attack on a fictional city-centre shopping square.
Neither a traditional live-action film nor a computer animation of the kind Pixar has perfected with "Finding Nemo" and "The Incredibles," "The Polar Express" is something in between, a film that brings a true human presence into a virtual world by digitizing flesh-and-blood actors as well as the environments they inhabit.
Eight of these footages were taken in a soccer stadium by an expert 3D broadcasting crew; one of them is a computer animation, and three of them were taken in public locations around the city.
If you've seen the first 10 or so minutes of "A Good Dinosaur" (or even "Piper," the short that is shown before "Finding Dory" in cinemas), you know what I'm talking about; you never quite know whether you're looking at a computer animation, or one of the most fantastic drone fly-overs that was ever filmed.
Scooby (a computer animation with the voice of Neil Fanning and Shaggy Matthew Lillardrd) look on helplessly while the others bicker, powerless to prevent the gang from splitting up.
Each year, Siggraph brings together the leading artists, companies, researchers, animators and visionaries from the worlds of computer animation, virtual reality and interactive technology -- and each year, one of the highlights is a computer animation festival featuring the best of the submissions that come in from all over the world.
A computer animation here shows the elements of his plan, some left unfinished.
Why are we cousins?" Then an introduction to the internal workings of cells with a beautiful, elegant computer animation of an enzyme replicating the double helix of DNA.
