Sentence examples for imaginary environment from inspiring English sources
The story recounts the disjointed recollections of an imprisoned member of the renegade Memorialists – a tribe trying to revive the ancient "art of memory" – who constructs an imaginary environment of misremembered half-truths on the walls of his cell.
Characters come alive in our imagination, they interact in an imaginary environment.
A tulpamancer must first create an imaginary environment called a "wonderland" where they begin to interact with their tulpas.
The video is the second in a series of stop-motion animated shorts about the metamorphosis of fictitious living creatures in an imaginary environment called Praepostere.
Virtual hangouts are where people can engage each other using imaginary characters in imaginary environments.
As a result of this initial success, Maxis became the leading developer of accurate simulations of man-made, natural and imaginary environments.
New and abstract terrains, visual languages, and imaginary environments nod to interstellar travel and perhaps even science fiction in the intricate ink illustrations of musician and artist Brandon Locher.
It's a time-sucking hobby that's contributed to the loss of her job (violinist in the back row of an orchestra) and therapist ("Cyd, you can't grow if you're still immersed in an imaginary social environment").
While these imaginary urban environments are digitally created, they're also based upon freeways and roads that already exist, so they both document and augment the existing road networks.
'Grid cells' are active at multiple locations that span an imaginary hexagonal lattice covering the environment (Hafting et al., 2005) and have been found in rats, mice, crawling bats, and human beings (Hafting et al., 2005; Fyhn et al., 2008; Yartsev et al., 2011; Jacobs et al., 2013).
His ambient work generally falls into into two categories, albums that soundtrack specific environments (real or imaginary) or pieces composed from generative systems with minimal intervention from musicians.
