Sentence examples for animated humans from inspiring English sources

As a parent of a thirteen-year-old gamer son who prefers Laurel and Hardy to violent film, I am still constantly debating with him the acceptability of game violence; are robots killing each other acceptable but animated humans killing each other not?

"We wanted the human world" — the world of the animated humans in the film — "to feel relatively tame, subdued.

The giant, with a gravelly monotone provided by Vin Diesel, a head the size and shape of a planetarium and blinking eyes the size of airport windows, is just as expressive as the animated humans around him.

The fully animated human protagonist was reduced to a pair of matchstick legs.

Goldfish incorporated an avatar — an animated human — that speaks whenever someone visits the site, goldfishsoftware.com.com

But Cook had a vision to develop animated human avatars powered directly by signals from the human brain, and left his postgraduate work in cognitive neuroscience at UC San Diego for the commercial frontier.

But while Steven Spielberg's AI and Andrew Niccol's Simone, which will star Al Pacino, play with these ideas, the relative failure of Final Fantasy, with its "realistic" animated human characters, proves that people are still hungry for real life celebrities.

Participants who saw the inset video of the actual lecturer replaced by an animated human lecturer recalled less information than those who saw the recording of the human lecturer.

Instead of playing a talking creature, as he did in the "Lord of the Rings" films, or an animated human, as he did in "Tin Tin," Serkis gave a starkly realistic and affecting performance as the ape, teaming with technology to play perhaps the most convincing simian in big screen history.

More directly related to the present work, McDonnell et al. (McDonnell et al., 2007) investigated variation in human CSF by varying the IPR (referred to as pose update rate in their paper) of computer generated animated human walking stimuli.

If to err is human, to animate humans is to err almost every time.