Sentence examples for virtual coming from inspiring English sources

If the virtual coming together of Facebook and brands was not enough, the company has extended the Facebook Studio idea to a series of in-person events.

That's where Virtual comes in.

This is where virtual machines come in.A virtual machine is a computer program which simulates a physical processor.

"I had got to calling 'Golf in the Kingdom' the world's longest virtual movie, coming soon to a mind near you".

But Kelvin, who continues to mourn the suicide of his wife (Natascha McElhone) years earlier, must confront a kind of virtual reality coming from his own mind that unleashes a lifetime of doubts and regrets.

Finally, we have virtual reality coming in to totally upend things, perhaps rendering the commute obsolete altogether.

This concept was first introduced when the option of importing virtual water (coming along with food imports) was examined as a partial solution to water scarcity problems in the Middle East countries (Allan 1993, 1994, 1997).

Siri's personality has so far set it apart from the growing number of virtual assistants coming to market, such as Google Now, Samsung's S-Voice anDestiti.

If a virtual scrimmage breaks out, we hope all, including virtual bystanders, come away more enlightened.

"Interestingly, wholly virtual celebrities have the potential to be almost immortal, as avatars in virtual reality come to supplement the physical elements of singers and film stars".

In some ways, Davies has also captured the malaise of the virtual age, showing how our connections to a false idea of a person, or a virtual person, come at the expense of the real people around us.