Sentence examples for less immersive from inspiring English sources

Sometimes the marketing effort is less immersive, but still eye-catching.

In assessing this shocking development, and its aftermath, "2016" becomes increasingly less immersive, and less persuasive — we have moved from story to theory, and the effect is deflating.

AMENITIES The hotel's signature mudslide ($95) is less immersive and more spalike than what you find at the mud baths with the neon signs downtown.

Brevity has also been raised as a criticism of the Sam & Max games, both because gamers like to get their money's worth and because short episodes are less immersive than a 15-hour game played over two or three days.

Questions of scale aside, "Avatar" at home seems no less immersive than it did in the theater, thanks both to Mr. Cameron's compositional eye and the flexibility of the Cameron-Pace Fusion 3-D camera, which eliminates the static proscenium effect produced by older, less maneuverable systems.

Hangouts intended for younger audiences are generally less immersive than those meant for more mature audiences.

This threatens to squeeze the vegetation to the point where it becomes less an immersive experience and more a set of large herbaceous borders.

Here, a tunnel with plywood sections covered in stretchy nylon (it looks like a giant centipede) offers a less than immersive lesson in the merging of viewer and sculpture.

Clouds Over Sidra is a less metaphorical immersive documentary by Milk and filmmaker Gabo Arora.

Their display quality and field of view (FOV) tend to be low, however, making them less suitable for immersive VR setups.

In terms of what 3D capture offers the smartphone end user, he argued it will bring more immersive, less passive content experiences than are currently offered by 2D photo and video capture.