Sentence examples for physical identities from inspiring English sources

Indeed, it is through games, rather than art experiments that we're likely to truly discover how adaptable we all are to new physical identities.

(Never mind that the Doctor protagonist has switched physical identities a dozen times before this, or that the show itself reflects a fantasy, alien world with far more unbelievable scenarios).

Durand's "aha moment" came when he figured out that the energy people put into protecting their "real world physical identities" paled in comparison to what would be required to protect their digital identities.

The duo, Thomas Bangalter and Guy-Manuel de Homem-Christo, are best known for their use of robot helmets to mask their physical identities but employed prominent men whose résumé includes work for, among others, Michael Jackson, Jim Henson and Miles Davis.

Taken together, the two pieces allow the artists to use self-portraiture to place claims on the fluidity of their own physical identities and allow the artists to achieve a form of visibility that takes back the narratives surrounding their bodies.

Second, although the same/different comparisons within each test were perfectly counterbalanced, such that the physical identity of the same and different test trial combinations were identical, different stimulus sets were used for the two types of test.

"What happens on the Sun and in interplanetary space and the Earth's magnetosphere is that the magnetic field has a physical identity," Dr. Antiochos said.

Online games remove our physical identity, and all the traumas and inhibitions that come with it; everybody starts equal, everyone is judged on their contribution.

But even if only a few more are completed, the final effect of these buildings could be the greatest transformation in the city's physical identity since the 1960s.

New Yorkers will see several major nonmuseum projects getting under way this season, and these could bring about the biggest shift in decades in the city's physical identity.

Physical identity isn't a fiction, but the integration of a mind, with all of its mysteries, surprises, inconsistencies, and hidden parts, into a single virtual image, represented by words and deeds, is.