Sentence examples for fictional system from inspiring English sources

What better way to remember the beloved inventor of this fictional system, then, than "GNU Terry Pratchett"?

OS X Ageratum is a fictional system software, wherein choreography represents the operating system that directs the dancers who comprise the hardware of this machine.

What was being sold was not a particular film, but a whole world, a fictional system which could be added to forever (via sequels, prequels, novels, and any number of other tie-ins).

"It is similar to what you see in the Fast and Furious movies, only with even higher accuracy," Megvii's Xie said, referring to a fictional system called God's Eye that can immediately locate anyone's whereabouts through surveillance cameras.

Daisyworld is a fictional system introduced by Watson and Lovelock (1983), which serves as a simple parable to show effects of interactions between life and its environment (Wood et al., 2008).

Mr. Mullican's obsession with fictional systems, often expressed in terms of architecture and design, long ago broke ground being explored by many younger artists today.

The school uses the fictional sœur system where any second- or third-year student, the grande sœur ("big sister"), might pick a younger girl who will become her "sœur" (sister in French).

As with much manga and anime, SF and fantasy tropes and environments are common: For example Ai no Kusabi, a 1980s yaoi light novel series described as a "magnum opus" of the Boys Love genre, involves a science fictional caste system.

In the NBC sitcom "30 Rock," the self-absorbed television chief executive, played by Alec Baldwin, obsesses over what will happen to his career when his company — NBC — is taken over by Kabletown, a fictional cable systems operator from Philadelphia.

This study presents a comprehensive environmental and economic life cycle assessment of a fictional district heating system with varying shares of shallow to medium deep borehole thermal energy storage and alternative heat sources replacing conventional capacity.

In "Her," the 2013 film from Spike Jonze, Johansson's voice-only portrayal of the fictional computer operating system "Samantha" received a slew of rave reviews alongside Joaquin Phoenix as the lonely end user who falls for her.