Sentence examples for simulated environments from inspiring English sources

Others wondered whether the Mormon dedication to tracking family trees and amassing genealogical information was a first step in reconstructing all our ancestors in digitally simulated environments.

This is such an imposing list of human requirements that an entire technology has been developed to deal with them and, indeed, with the provision of simulated environments and procedures for testing and evaluating space suits.

Founder Ron Pressler is a software engineer who has been developing simulated environments for the Israeli Air Force.

Exploring a virtual model under simulated environments is the best way to learn about a real system.

High fidelity simulated environments provide the opportunity for undergraduate nursing students to develop and refine recognition and response skills.

The combination of powerful graphics and computer processing, high-resolution head-mounted displays (HMDs), motion-sensing technologies and high-fidelity surround audio are enabling users to interact, manipulate and explore simulated environments within virtual worlds.

With the proper configuration and orchestration of components, it is possible to create simulated environments that model Fortune 500 enterprises, and application and infrastructure service providers.

Based on the recent success of deep Q-network on artificial intelligence, the robot controller achieved the exploration and obstacle avoidance abilities in several different simulated environments.

Preps executives for interviews and speeches about layoffs, product recalls and other crises; uses simulated environments with hostile audiences: Use "bridging" technique: when answering a hostile question, introduce another topic, preferably something the listener is passionate about.

A lifelong enthusiast of virtual reality — wholly immersive computer-simulated environments — he had stockpiled the well-ordered workshop with commercial and industrial headsets from the recent past.

In the nineteen-eighties, Lanier came to believe that virtual reality — the creation of computer-simulated environments in which real people can interact — would precipitate an extraordinary revolution in art and communication.