The phrase "ambient reality" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a type of environment or context that is immersive and surrounds the individual, often in relation to technology or virtual experiences.
Example: "The game creates an ambient reality that makes players feel as if they are truly part of the digital world."
Alternatives: "immersive environment" or "surrounding reality".
For a moment, their gazes locked, as if, for each of them, the presence of the other were a gash in the ambient reality.
Design thinking also allows participants to expand their ability to work while surrounded by ambiguity and uncertainty, states that speaker Jay Baruch, MD, an associate professor of emergency medicine at Brown University, called the "ambient reality" of medicine.
While the ingredients are there for ambient computing, the reality is still pretty clunky.
His research results have been applied to several application domains including Education, Healthcare, Virtual Environments, Augmented Reality, Ambient Intelligence and Smart Environments, and he has published in a number of international journals and conferences.
However, in reality ambient PM is a mixture of coarse (2.5-10 2.5-10M2.5 (named also fine particles) and ultrafine (<0.1 μm) PM2.5cles genameded from different processes, halsog variable chemical composition and atmospheric behavior.
In many ways augmented reality is complementary to ambient intelligence in that the latter captures context while AR seamlessly enhances the user's real environment with virtual information display in context.
Nouvel's is an ambient, cinematic space, pieced together as if reality were an art of montage.
Often makers of feature films using a documentary's tools — hand-held cameras, jumpy cuts, ambient lighting, fragmented narrative — say they do so to approximate reality.
There's the [artificial reality] and [virtual reality] pool, the ambient computing pool, the cars-as-a-platform pool.
In reality, the pieces move with the changes in the ambient lighting, so they are always slightly different".
A mix of classic - not nostalgic - rock (the influence, presumably, of producer Tony Visconti), ambient duskiness and the electronic furbelows he has embraced since the 1990s, Reality gels unexpectedly well.
