Sentence examples for simulated life from inspiring English sources

The game suggests that simulated life is inescapably elegiac.

A Vine feels like it's happening in real life because it is happening in simulated life.

The buildings bustle with simulated life, but it all feels like you're on the wrong side of the goldfish bowl.

There's also something melancholy about the idea of simulated life: the thrill of achievement is compromised by the possibility that everything has already happened to our descendants.

It may be, too, that we should look with some trepidation toward the transitional period that strange era in which our real-world ways will be disrupted by the introduction of new and bizarre simulated life forms.

He cited two games as examples: Spore — in which players guide the evolution of simulated life forms — and Second Life, a shared online world in which players create elaborate virtual homes, businesses, and relationships.

The data underlying the main results of this study, including SPIP parameter files, subsampled genotype files, LD ne output files, and spreadsheets containing results for all simulated life-history scenarios and sampling strategies, are available at Dryad - doi: 10.5061/dryad.ns40k.

"Now," says Dixon, "we're including it — we're simulating life, not just physics".

In a small dome set on a remote volcano, six prospective astronauts simulate life on the red planet.

That lets people play in the game's nuclear vaults — simulating life underground — and is created in a cartoon version of the look of the game.

No matter that, at the time, the house had just three gables; Ms. Emmerton and her architect restored the house, in accordance with Hawthorne's description, and arranged its contents to simulate life in the novel.