Sentence examples for built from a world from inspiring English sources

These grooves are built from a world's worth of sources, including new wave, dub reggae and disco.

The grooves are built from a world's worth of sources, including new wave, dub, reggae and disco.

At first, you are deposited in a unique, procedurally generated world built from a palette of colored one-by-one square building blocks that comprise its mountains, valleys, lakes and clouds.

We are moving from a world based upon the 0s and 1s of binary code to a world built from the A, T, G and C nucleotides that comprise DNA base pairs.

But whereas both the original "Fantasia" and the recent sequel were episodic feature films built from scratch, "CyberWorld" is in effect a composite trailer for the uncharted future of a medium-in-progress.

It turns out the fourth dimension is basically a mathematical formulation of parallel universes: think of how a 3D world can be built from many 2D worlds or "slices" stacked on top of each other along the third dimension,  and similarly a 4D world can be built from many 3D worlds stacked on top of each other along the fourth dimension.

The dissertation starts with the problem statement, which briefly demonstrates the background of the problem and introduces the numerical models built from the physical world.

Languages must be invented and synchronized; components must be designed or acquired; bridges must be built from the physical world of manufacturing to the digital one, in which code unspools.

And when they're placed in settings built from real-world materials, the effect is uncanny.

When I read Seamus Heaney or Ted Hughes, I'm not just reading a poet's take on the world, I am entering into a different world - a world built from the beginning on other principles.

The on-rails, sonic journey through a world built from rave flyers and ancient architecture is a wonder to explore via a headset, and delightfully reminiscent of the VR vision the 1990s promised, and promptly failed to deliver.