Sentence examples for virtual dictionary from inspiring English sources
Scorsese called "The Bellboy," Lewis's first feature as a director, "a virtual dictionary of visual thought".
"Amer" is a virtual dictionary of fetishes: leather gloves, motorcycles and compulsive voyeurism (images of an eye peering through a keyhole).
"Through his eyes," says his longtime friend Ed Ruscha, "I can see a virtual dictionary of the City of Los Angeles".
In this paper, we take the axis-symmetrical nature of faces into consideration and design a framework to produce approximately axis-symmetrical virtual dictionary for enhancing the accuracy of face recognition.
These "paper book" functions are enhanced by technology: i.e. searching is instantaneous, text mark-ups can be "written" directly on the touch-sensitive screen, marked up text can be erased, and definitions are automatically indexed against a virtual dictionary.
Unlike crystallography, where the community has for many years sat in real and virtual committee to decide on dictionaries and their contents, compchem has very little common practice in this area.
[Visual Dictionary] The Year Virtual Reality Grew Up. [Visual Dictionary] Nude Artists Unveil Their Creativity.
The dictionary of useful decoys (DUD) [16] dataset was used to perform virtual screening (VS) studies.
Therefore, we have modeled and implemented a 3D virtual animated agent (a 3D avatar) to represent the signs of the LIBRAS dictionary.
The Dictionary of New Media, by James Monaco (Harbor Electronic Publishing, paperback, $20), takes us virtual people through the digitized world of acronyms, initialese and sometimes happy metaphor.
The dictionary prefers "highfalutin".
