Sentence examples for fictitious technology from inspiring English sources
The best thing about science fiction — and that's the pigeonhole in which the Avengers series fits — is the making of alternate worlds in which fictitious technology is put to interesting uses, and that's where "Avengers: Age of Ultron" comes out ahead of its predecessor.
The presentation, the attention to detail, from fictitious technologies to corporate logos, is superlative.
The real Thurn and Taxis postal system, for instance, played off against its fantastical double, the "Tristero", in The Crying of Lot 49; or the V2 rocket science of Gravity's Rainbow, shadowed by the fictitious Imipolex G technology of Captain Blicero's 00000 Missile.
In two experiments, we explored who acts as an effective identity-safe cue for Black women at a fictitious science and technology company.
Our aim is to explore experimentally the practicability of GDL and its underlying archetype structure by using tools that facilitate this technology and with the help of fictitious patient data.
These fictitious robots are products of early artificial intelligence (AI) technology that use automated reasoning based on formal representations similar to the brick example.
We asked 1,183 participants to carefully read a news post on a fictitious blog, explaining the potential risks and benefits of a new technology product called nanosilver.
While both use cases are harmless, the same technology can be used to mimic live, non-fictitious people, as the company is aiming to do.
Such frictionless and fictitious humanitarianism persists only because it expresses a deep yearning for a quasi-magical world, where technology – and today technology is indistinguishable from private capital – could step in and miraculously resolve all our problems.
Ghosts have acclimatised themselves to our media (think of the fictitious haunted videotapes in the Japanese horror film Ringu), and our new technologies look for them (think of the gadgets used by the numerous international ghost-hunting societies).
