Sentence examples for realistic iteration from inspiring English sources

That substantial team and all the resources they have are now being put into a plethora of new projects, including Sims on Stage (a sort of virtual karaoke), Sims Carnival (a build-your-own game environment) and The Sims 3, predicted to be the game's most realistic iteration yet.

This process repeats itself, so that the odd numbered iterations always produce more realistic results.

That is, an idea that evolved over a long period of time, achieving what Kaufmann (2000) describes as the adjacent possible – a realistic next step occurring in many iterations.

The first completed iteration of Mya was so realistic that Motorola asked for her to be made more obviously digital.

Usually, to see a concept at a realistic level, designers and engineers had to work tirelessly to build out iteration after iteration to make sure that form met function.

The company's Beast middleware solution and Turtle plug-in for Autodesk Maya software enable faster iteration on a game's creative intent, and more realistic in-game lighting.

We show that our proposed iteration adaptation at receiver can considerably adopt the system to realistic change environment, and reach very high reliability.

If more cpu cores or gpus are used, the number of iterations in the optimization can be increased in a realistic time and the prediction accuracy could be improved.

Caglione had his work cut out for him: Tasked with creating a terrifying Joker that would be distinct from all previous iterations, Caglione had to maintain Christopher Nolan's wishes for the character to be "dirty" and "realistic".

In iteration 1, the agents avoid the heavily congested roads, making them less congested, corresponding to a more realistic picture.

Employed on a realistic use case, the Runge Kutta coefficients extracted with this method show a 20%38%% reduction of the number of iterations needed for convergence compared to Runge Kutta coefficients recommended in the literature for comparable schemes and with the same computational cost per iteration.