Sentence examples for fictitious space from inspiring English sources

These fictitious space heroes follow in the footsteps of generations of African-American astronauts, scientists, engineers, technicians, and others who have made real-life contributions to the U.S. space program.

Another is Keith Cottingham's outsize digital chromogenic print "Untitled (front view)." The image depicts what appears to be the stark interior of a futuristic chapel, its walls arching upward, its empty pews casting crisp shadows; it is, in fact, a physical model built by Mr. Cottingham of a fictitious architectural space.

For this year's challenge, students were given a "mission" to program robots to look for, mine and return alternative energy from fictitious asteroids in deep space.

Preying on misinformation about transgender people and calling trans girls boys, advocates for these harmful measures decry the fictitious end of sex-segregated spaces altogether.

BY ONE well-known (if fictitious) criterion, the purpose of a space programme is to boldly go where no man has gone before.

In the new space with the added fictitious dimension, a combination of method of line and group preserving scheme (GPS) is proposed to find the approximate solutions.

A Krein space stochastic system with multiple fictitious outputs is constructed by associating with the minimum problem of the introduced indefinite quadratic form.

Robert Walker is a fictitious character who remembers the visions of space that dominated the American public imagination until well into the 1980s.

Through literature the reader is carried beyond the confines of the narrow world that most persons inhabit into a world of thought and feeling more profound and more varied than his own, a world in which he can share the experiences of human beings (real or fictitious) who are far removed from him in space and time and in attitude and way of life.

The boundary value problem is formulated by decomposing the pile-medium system into a fictitious pile and an extended transversely isotropic half-space.

Then, the Principal Component Analysis (PCA) technique is applied in order to describe the information space by a set of uncorrelated and fictitious data sources.