Even in dreams, it generates a reality, replete with a functioning body that interacts with a surrounding physical environment.
Perfect goodness will naturally communicate itself outwardly; God who is perfect goodness will naturally create, generating a dependent reality that imperfectly reflects that goodness.
The include a weight scale that generates a virtual reality avatar of you that shows where you're getting fat, and a full-service cafe on a bike.
If we are careful to separate our religious and philosophical biases from scientific facts, then we allow science to function as a tool for investigating nature, providing descriptions and explanations of natural phenomena, generating a model of physical reality that has credibility within Christian, Jewish, Muslim, Hindu, Buddhist, and atheist circles.
Do you think that means she's gonna come back?'" Ultimately, he says, memory and fantasy have the power to collide "and generate an alternative reality".
In reality, generating an ideal set of guidelines for the gene therapy of complex diseases is not a simple task of linking mutant genotypes with the tools that are able to modify the expression of a number of genes.
Mark Waldron's witty and sometimes terrifying Meanwhile, Trees, his third collection, exhibits this tendency in an unusually pure form, whereby idle speculation generates a temporary but swarmingly detailed reality whose consequences may confound and alarm.
It sold well when it was published, in 1942, and its powerful texture of reality immediately generated a readership so devoted that sixteen years later, according to a 1958 piece in The New Yorker, the publishers were still receiving "footnotes and confessions of homesickness" for Wright's fictional creation.
Cha et al. (2012) developed a fire suppression training program which generates a fire scenario in virtual reality, calculates the fire effect using 3D-computational fluid dynamics (CFD), and delivers the situation information to trainees so that they can actively suppress the fire using an avatar (Cha et al. 2012).
The app doesn't just bring back the Towers in augmented reality, but generates a narrative around it that involves all New Yorkers and their shared experiences with the Towers and the buildings' fate.
