Sentence examples for blended reality from inspiring English sources
At the same time, the panel delved into some of the complexities and social challenges facing technologists as they try to integrate blended reality into, well, the real deal.
It was not until Ruggles of Red Gap (1935), however, that McCarey directed a film bearing many of his trademarks: a comic sense that blended reality and farce, a glorification of the American character concurrent with a condemnation of American materialism and naïveté, a reflection of McCarey's own Roman Catholic values, and a warm sentimentality that usually transcended cloying sweetness.
Finally, there is a disparity in your eyes' focus between projected images centimeters from your face and real-world objects that are meters away, causing eye fatigue, nausea and breaking the illusion of blended reality.
How Amazon could do much more with Echo by adding a camera to drive blended reality into the living room was a topic TechCrunch dug into back in 2015.
UK-based post-production animation software developer IKinema has been demoing a natural language interface for controlling animations (demoed in the above video) which CEO Alexandre Pechev reckons could prove its worth in a future of virtual and blended reality — assuming wearables like Magic Leap and Microsoft's HoloLens make it big.
Post-production offline; games and training/simulation (using the tech to drive in-game actions); and virtual production (again for games and movie production, but also the aforementioned "new avenues" of blended reality applications) are the three main targets iKinema sees for the tech at this stage.
One of Mr. Liebhold's research interests is what he calls "blended realities, or the combination of real and virtual worlds".
Your films blend reality and fiction, using non-actors.
This would be, Mr. Young said, a game that would blend reality and fantasy into weekslong episodes.
Football Manager uses a vast database - compiled by approximately 1,300 researchers across the world (including real-life scouts) - to blend reality and fiction.
Mr. Metcalf blends reality and fiction in describing East Marion's first known inhabitants, the Orient Focus People, providing details on an archaeological dig that may or may not have happened and leaving you with an image of "redheaded giants that ruled the area by defending it with their advanced weaponry and knowledge of war".
