Sentence examples for accessible reality from inspiring English sources

Another favorite was Sigma, which continues to put out amazing new lenses, and which is also making the concept of a DSLR lens which is fully customizable to an end user via software an accessible reality.

Complementing the technical expertise required to create the avatars, there are leading spiritualists and other intellectuals who are working in part to make this vision a widely-accepted and accessible reality.

It's not just another mobile game and it's not another Pokémon game – it's an entirely separate beast on the cusp of something vast; a glimpse into the future of widely accessible augmented reality.

In particular, we have developed a quantitative recollection task that assesses the ability of human subjects (N = 40) to recollect the factual structure and organization of a structured and fully controlled experience in a human accessible mixed reality space, the eXperience Induction Machine (XIM).

The program of formalization ostensibly enabled Lacan to reveal with exactitude the precise limits of the sayable and the representable, thereby touching upon the Real through showing what is not pinned down fully and adequately within the coordinates of the accessible, familiar "reality" co-constituted through the other two registers of the Imaginary and the Symbolic (see 2.1 below).

Our goal is to build a library of low-cost, easily accessible virtual reality videos on a wide variety of trauma cases.

At least for short peptides, such long simulation times reduce the interpretation ambiguities associated with insufficient sampling, and are being seen as an acid test for the ability of current generation forcefields to reproduce the experimentally accessible physical reality.

Making sense of Searle: is all of reality accessible to natural science?

The cosmologies that predominated in Asia Minor in the 6th century bce, for example, distinguished between sensible appearance and a reality accessible only to reason.

The entire film seems internalized: at the same time as the shots show a reality accessible to all, they seem wrenched from the psyches of the characters.

And in Crane's best poems linguistic daring allows him to achieve what he called "a sharpening of reality accessible to the poet, to no such degree possible through other mediums".