Sentence examples for lifelike range from inspiring English sources
Rather than the gears and axles used in many mechanical toys, they created a neck bone and a spine of interlocking plastic vertebrae manipulated by ribbons to create a looser, more lifelike range of motion.
Thirty years later, such a device is more the stuff of fact and less of fiction, as increasingly sophisticated artificial limbs are being developed that allow users a startlingly lifelike range of motion and fine motor control.
The faster the frame rate, the more lifelike the image.
The use of lifelike avatars would also open up the possibility of a range of new forms of deception.
More nits means the TV picture should look better in a sunlit room as well as paving the way to "high dynamic range (HDR) imaging - a technology that promises more lifelike pictures.
The TVs have an expanded color range — displaying up to 1 billion colors — and offer brighter, lifelike images without distortion, said Joe Stinziano, executive vice president for Samsung Electronics America.
It is the range between obvious cartoons and discernibly real people, where things look almost lifelike, and yet not quite believable.
Today the RealDoll team, infamous now for its lifelike sex dolls (of which they claim to have sold more than 5,000), is extending its range to develop an artificial intelligence system capable both of following commands and talking back to its user.
Steegmuller draws on a wide range of written material, including entire poems and facsimiles of handwritten notes, all in the interests of creating a lifelike portrait.
It's disconcertingly lifelike.
