The phrase "artificial space" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing virtual environments, simulations, or constructed settings that are not naturally occurring.
Example: "The game developers created an artificial space where players could interact and explore without real-world limitations."
Alternatives: "synthetic environment" or "man-made space".
He considered the stage an artificial space, meant for play and experimentation.
But these pirouettes take place in a purely mathematical realm, an artificial space whose dimensions have nothing to do with height, width or length.
The interest is not in the creation of a real place and a natural sound, but in an artificial space that is so autonomous it exists only in sound and requires no natural counterpart.
The show's subject, we learn, is not "virtual reality" — the notion that you could become an actor in an artificial space — but something more intricate, an intermingling of the real and virtual: "real virtuality".
Other possible structures that could be causing the unusual dimming effect include artificial space habitats or a planet-sized object built to provide long-lasting and far-reaching signals to other galactic inhabitants, according to the Seti Institute in Mountain View, California.
The area of the mining exploitation is an artificial space that functions according to new rules.
The FMM is directly applicable to periodic structures only, but non-periodic devices such as the one shown in Figure 1 can be treated by adding a perfectly matched layer (PML) between each 'superperiod' as shown schematically in Figure 2; the PML acts as an artificial infinite space between the adjacent superperiods [8].
"All over this city, people create these completely artificial spaces and call them communities, but we've had that here for the last 100 years," she said.
It has been argued that population shifts may cause artificial space-time clustering [ 28, 29].
"I'm interested in pushing the idea of the artificial, additional space that mirrors create," Mr. Miller said.
I was frequently inspired by the technology of today, as well as news stories and magazine articles regarding where we are heading with technology, artificial intelligence, space exploration, and cybernetics.
