Sentence examples for artificial universe from inspiring English sources

Literature is an artificial universe, and the written word, unlike the natural world, can't be counted on to obey a set of laws.

The challenge now is how, in an increasingly controlled world, to document real life, specifically real life in the artificial universe of a movie set.

Yet the programme presumably being broadcast in their artificial universe is never mentioned, either by them or by people they interact with who might reasonably have seen them on television.

It's in one of the more excursive passages towards the end, while contemplating whether it might be possible to simulate an artificial universe, that Potter admits "this is just the sort of nerdy speculation I enjoy".

A special issue of The Times Magazine takes a different view, capturing with still pictures the real life that occurs in the artificial universe of the moving ones, from the construction of a blockbuster like "Pearl Harbor" to the food that Hollywood eats.

Light sources on the ceiling will create an artificial universe, allowing NASA engineers to run light all the way through the system from main mirror to detectors for the first and only time in spacelike conditions.

The means of evaluating, using artificial data, algorithms, such as ID3, which learn concepts from examples is enhanced and referred to as the method of artificial universes.

Now, it seems, his interests have swung in the opposite direction, and he has immersed himself, his characters and his audience in a highly artificial world, a looking-glass universe that reflects nothing beyond his own cinematic obsessions.

His is an artificial nighttime universe where Hong Kong call girls wear blonde wigs and cackle hilariously, where hit men take the bus home from shootouts and run into old high school acquaintances.

Ostensibly a defence of Erasmus and his philological approach to the biblical text, this offers an important statement of humanist ideals, highly critical of the artificial linguistic universe generated by scholastic dialectic and insistent on the priority of Greek, "since it is from Greek that the rest of mankind has received every variety of knowledge".

Such talk does not compute in the universe of this relentlessly artificial show.