Sentence examples for augmented play from inspiring English sources
So they're building tools and a backend to support developers wanting to build apps that can connect Android users and iPhone owners in the same augmented play space.
But the goal is to augment play rather than improve it.
So how does augmented reality play into this 21st century trend?
Magic Leap teased the two companies' vision for what immersive augmented game play could like in its promotional materials for years, but the culmination of the development work the two have undertaken is about three to five hours of gameplay battling robots that appear from the walls and floors and doors of any room.
It's also branched out into more marketing services based on visual recognition — essentially augmented reality plays where users can capture snaps of images that lead them to more content from a brand or another organization.
The fact that Baidu is confident enough in its tech to directly build it into its main apps speaks volumes for the kind of role the company sees augmented reality playing in its mobile future.
Oxfordians say that the dedication to the sonnets published in 1609 implies that the author was dead prior to their publication and that 1604 (the year of Oxford's death) was the year regular publication of "newly corrected" and "augmented" Shakespeare plays stopped.
Lolly Keys, chief communication officer for the American Youth Soccer Organization, a nationwide non-profit organization that develops youth soccer programs, said that most AYSO play is done within towns, and that weekend tournaments to augment league play first began in the 1980's.
To augment her play, Ms. Ephron decided she wanted to break the flow of dialogue with music -- songs that are sung for the most part by an ensemble that functions as a kind of bemused Greek chorus.
This will provide you with the opportunity to augment game play with learning; it will also give you some quality time with your kids.
At irregular intervals and for no discernible reason, Devlin speaks in third-person narration, as in the line, " 'You're more than victim/survivors,' I said.' " Director Jon Lawrence Rivera augments the play's suffocating poetry with an arty presentation, painting this terribly rudimentary drama in awed, hushed tones.
