Sentence examples for static experiences from inspiring English sources

Static experiences, puzzle games, driving simulators and space/flight combat games, where the player is situated in some sort of cockpit as a form of natural grounding, are by far the best experiences I've seen so far.

Dance companies are making more and more works available online in the hopes that these brief static experiences will stimulate a larger curiosity for dance and translate into ticket sales.

The record preserved in the Greenland ice sheet shows that over the last hundred thousand years temperatures have often swung wildly — so often that it is our own relatively static experience of climate that has come to look exceptional.

"We want to take Web browsing from a static experience to a dynamic, collaborative technology," says David, who is president and CEO of the San Francisco startup.

He said competitors tend to offer a much more static experience, and that's true of the other services I've seen.

When it comes down to it, though, you're selling a mostly static experience — as indeed books have been for a long time.

"It's got to go from being a very largely static experience, granted built on turn-by-turn navigation, into a much more interactive and suggestive type of experience," he says.

"HEED is taking a traditionally static experience and providing fans with deeper insights into the physical and emotional aspects of the sporting event by gathering and analyzing large, complex data in real time".

Rather than the static experience of today's smartphone, a dynamic phone adapts its offering of apps on the fly, matching the content and services a user needs with the most relevant apps available – whether locally or from the cloud.

Of course you can move the 3DS about in order to avoid getting hit by the monster (its projectiles come at you with the full 3D effect, as you might expect) so it's not a static experience by any means.

If you're afraid of a static experience, such as a fear of heights, try to stick with exposure for as long as you can handle it (e.g., looking over the railing from the second floor of the mall).