Sentence examples for lifelike simulation from inspiring English sources

Not to be outdone, ATI showed off its next-generation chips at a Microsoft demonstration -- featuring realistic-looking cars running into walls at high speed and a lifelike simulation of a sultry nightclub character.

AEBN's engineers worked hard to build a machine that functioned so effectively that it would make the wearer feel as if they were penetrating "the mouth, vagina, or anus of a real human," and the company frequently boasted of creating "the most lifelike simulation ever".

The lifelike simulations of combat are in part the product of a close working relationship between video game producers and the military.

Off the battlefield, affordable, readily available virtual reality devices could allow for everything from lifelike mission simulation to drone targeting.

Therefore we used slice cultures in our study as a more complex and lifelike model.

As a matter of fact, biomaterial and biomedical engineering applications have evolved to such a level that it is easier to conduct lifelike and virtual simulations as well as analysis perfectly.

The reason he used generative art in this video has to do with its ability to create lifelike artistic organisms through simulation.

Medical simulation creates a lifelike situation for individuals to practice decision-making and procedural activities in a safe environment for the patients and professionals where it involves simulated human patients, emergency response and simulated animation.

This paper presents the application of a bio-inspired method for optimizing a lifelike vectorcardiographic (VCG) model.

Watch Dogs, a cyberpunk thriller set in an astonishingly detailed recreation of Chicago, looked amazing, with its complex lighting effects, lifelike character animation and detailed weather simulation.

What is the mental state of the officer at the time, are we using the proper techniques?" David Blake, an instructor and retired police officer, said that good training includes "reality-based" elements that see police pitched into wide-ranging simulations that are as lifelike as possible and not limited to narrow scenarios where there is an expectation of violence.