Sentence examples for immersive context from inspiring English sources

Using this immersive context (lights were dimmed during the experiment; Figure 1, bottom panel), both x,y-pixel coordinates, and x,y,z-axial acceleration data were sampled throughout the experiment.

In fact, given the 3-dimensional accelerometer data, and the immersive context in which this pointer device can be used, a variety of novel contexts for behavioral experiments may be devised.

When intermediate language learners participate in study abroad programs, as opposed to when they continue their education in a traditional, non-immersive context, their language development seems to be accelerated.

First, GIGAME's conceptualization and design is based on theoretical knowledge aimed at engaging students in an immersive gaming context to motivate socially interactive and constructivist learning.

The unique features of modern information and communication technologies (ICT), such as 3D virtual environments, mobile computing, embodiment, and visual learning, have been expanding the potential and possibility of promoting the idea of learning languages anywhere and anytime in immersive and interactive contexts.

Jessica Oreck's Kickstarter-funded documentary moves in similar circles to the recent Sweetgrass and Leviathan: eschewing context for immersive textures, it plunges us into the lives of those charged with controlling Lapland's reindeer population.

"It's refreshing to see an immersive environment in the context of an art fair.

While our main focus is to design interactive systems for the art context, our interactive or immersive systems also often find use in edutainment and in mobile communications areas.

Game-based learning therefore allows students to explore social and cognitive learning contexts within games in an immersive, interactive, engaging, and sometimes realistic manner, thereby facilitating learning that is deeper and often more effective than traditional instructive teaching methods (Jong et al. 2010).

Virtual reality, such as through Google Cardboard viewers or by means of cameras projecting virtual content onto real-world environments (augmented reality), also add layers of context and depth to create more immersive environments.

Participants in Cózar-Gutiérrez and Sáez-López's study (2016), while stating that video games are non-essential tools in an educational context, nevertheless, value GBL as an immersive environment that facilitates increased activity and student engagement.