Sentence examples for high-tech illusion from inspiring English sources
In a high-tech illusion, viewers expressions are mimicked by an animal's head overlaid on their own in a digitally enhanced mirror.
LAZER VAUDEVILLE, a meeting of high-tech illusions and vaudevillian comedy and juggling, tomorrow and Sunday at 2 p.m. at the Queens Theater in the Park, Flushing Meadows-Corona Park, (718) 718-0064.
As airports came to resemble shopping malls and airplane seat backs were engineered to function like miniature home entertainment centers, the precariousness of hurtling through the stratosphere inside a thin metal tube was obscured by a womblike illusion of high-tech normalcy.
Blending high-tech with organic materials and the aesthetic of optical illusions, the kinetic sculptures are launching in the form of a Kickstarter campaign today.
This kind of thing is happening all over the country because of an illusion that college is for everyone and that a high-tech future requires as many college graduates as possible.
The Plexiglas surround of James Noone's stark, high-tech set effectively reflects the action, transforming the characters into wispy illusions.
I thought this dying rose effect was born of high-tech artistry, but Imagineers told me that it's one of the oldest and simplest illusions: Pepper's Ghost, named for the scholar who popularized it, John Henry Pepper.
