Sentence examples for commercial consoles from inspiring English sources

The worst thing about it was that it was huge in all these built-in laminates — commercial consoles, hotel dressers, reception desks.

21 The use of VR technology has rapidly expanded in the last decade, with the introduction of off-the-shelf commercial consoles and games.

Although there is a lack of information regarding the efficacy of video game-based therapy and virtual reality training in rehabilitation, the high diffusion and the low cost of the commercial consoles are the main reasons for the increased attention reserved to their use in clinical and research settings [ 5].

The Journal of the Canadian Game Studies Association, argued that "the Dreamcast hosted a remarkable amount of videogame development that went beyond the odd and unusual and is interesting when considered as avant-garde ... it is hard to imagine a commercial console game expressing strong resistance to the commodity perspective and to the view that game production is commerce.

A paper in this special issue for the first time has shown that the balance training performed using a commercial console is more effective than the conventional therapy: " The efficacy of balance training with video game-based therapy in subacute stroke patients: a randomized controlled trial".

Commercial NMR consoles are designed to synchronize applied waves on multiple channels and consequently are well-suited as controllers for these types of hyperpolarization experiments that require tight coordination of RF and non-RF events.

In our opinion, inclusion of multiple-echo T2-weighted TSE sequences in MR protocols dedicated for liver imaging, along with automatically generated T2 maps on commercial MR consoles (similarly to ADC maps or T2 mapping used for assessment of articular cartilage), should be considered by MR vendors.

A seamless integration of the program into a commercial NMR console has been achieved.

A dynamic data exchange (DDE) client was implemented to enable real-time receipt of the system information and the NMR signals from a commercial NMR console.

In 1976 Ralf Baer, designer of the first commercial games console, the Magnavox Odyssey, settled out of court with Atari following allegations that the company stole the mechanics, aesthetic and half of the title of his rudimentary tennis game, Ping-Pong, to create the seminal arcade hit, Pong.

It survived increased commercial rents, the home console, and cutbacks on arcade cabinet-game releases.