Using your unrealistically accurate imaginary screening test, you get 6 million false positives.
Running around imaginary screens and missing his fair share of midrange jumpers before the game, the baby-faced Fredette looked sort of like a kid who won a contest to play on the Garden's hallowed hardwood.
Russell, playing one-on-one a few hours before LA took on the Minnesota Timberwolves, called "Kobe!" before waving off imaginary teammates' imaginary screens and taking the ball to the baseline to try his hand at one of Bryant's trademark turnaround, fadeaway jumpers.
In experiment I, healthy volunteers simulated writing on an imaginary, transparent screen placed at eye level, which could be read by an experimenter facing the subject.
They looked like an LED display to young eyes, and could be used to make imaginary radar screens, spaceship controls and electronics that had not been dreamed up yet.
Martin and Sean, who dress alike mostly, are one and yet not one; Sean, like most imaginary creatures of the screen, has independence and agency, and sometimes the two are at odds.
"Time Out" certainly shoots an arrow through the heart of any film critic who travels around a semi-imaginary landscape of screening rooms.
This rhetorical gambit is a nod to the first virtual-reality games, adventures that used only words glowing on a screen to conjure imaginary worlds.
Course graduates have created everything from Air Guitar, which turns the screen into an imaginary musical instrument as a song plays, to Site Saver, useful for saving Web sites to the phone.
Technologists call it the Star Trek effect: show an imaginary sci-fi gadget on screen and, soon enough, scientists will be redoubling their efforts to bring it to reality.
