Sentence examples for generated star from inspiring English sources

The celestial protagonist moves by itself, hurtling through a randomly generated star field that differs with every play session.

The main selling point of the game is the sheer scale: endless procedurally generated star systems waiting for players to warp between and start exploring, all created by a 10-person indie developer based in Guildford.

The countless procedurally generated star systems of the game, enough to fill 585 billion years of play before you'd feel confident of having seen absolutely everything it can produce (good luck with that), are supposedly on hold until July, or even August.

On each trial, one triangle was chosen as the true source of the generated star, and that source's associated two-dimensional distribution was sampled to determine the position of the star.

It's crammed with copies of "Visitation Street" (Ecco/Dennis Lehane Books: 320 pp., $25.99), Pochoda's second novel and also the second title in mystery heavyweight Dennis Lehane's eponymous imprint, which has generated starred advance reviews in Publishers Weekly, Kirkus and Booklist, among others.

These three conditions corresponded to mean values of log-likelihood ratios of 9, 4.5, or 3.33, respectively, of generated stars.

Before each session, subjects were instructed that the triangles generated stars into overlapping neighborhoods and shown representations of the spatial distributions.

Fits to the block-independent model did not show these H-dependent choice dynamics, confirming that the choice dynamics did not result from any differences in how the randomly generated stars were sampled under the different conditions used for these analyses.

But the excitement of generating Star Wars content for people is it's going to be more connected than it's ever been, and that opens up exciting opportunities".

Given the abundance of talent in Greece with not many other options to pursue, I truly believe that the startup-scene can generate star players.

These jets normally act to quench star formation by blowing away cold gas — the main fuel that a galaxy consumes to generate stars.