Sentence examples for real-time interaction with from inspiring English sources

It's a real-time interaction, with real people saying those words, with breath and resonance in real space.

Mike Monello, a founder of Campfire and a "Blair Witch" producer, said he liked the real-time interaction with viewers that he could achieve in marketing but not filmmaking.

But presents and real-time interaction with Earthlings would be impossible on a Mars mission, which would be more similar, psychologically, to heading into the sunset with Ferdinand Magellan than to joining a trip to the moon in Apollo.Yet Dr Kanas's study also uncovered a more worrying finding.

TraSMAPI is a Traffic Simulation Manager API, designed to provide real-time interaction with traffic simulators.

Various optimization techniques have been implemented to achieve real-time interaction with large industrial models.

The benefits of this framework include obtaining real-time interaction with complex geometry, and obviating the burden of transferring large amounts of data over networks.

Silberman reckons the book won because it combines "history, science and real-time interactions with people", and that the judges responded to its optimistic conclusion that people with autism, marginalised for so long despite having much to offer, were being embraced at last.

The FAQ for the CORe programme, meanwhile, warns potential students that "professors will not have direct real-time interactions with students", that getting the certificate hinges on taking a final exam at a testing centre, and that it is possible to fail.

Redundancy might be a key feature, but high latency will always be considered a bug now that we've all been conditioned to expect real-time interactions with technology.

Together with VR, the platform is capable of visualizing invisible services, performing real-time interactions with the home, and acknowledging the users how it can be configured and operated according to their individual needs.

GPS and other tracking technologies, as well as smart phones, smart cards and connected vehicle technologies can allow detailed observations on actions and real-time interactions with drivers in field experiments.