Sentence examples for virtual encyclopedia from inspiring English sources

The Google-indexed Web forms a virtual encyclopedia that Encarta never had a chance of competing against.

"I would tend to doubt they would do anything strange," said Thomas B. Hartmann, a political historian at Rutgers and a virtual encyclopedia of New Jerseyana.

Second, at the bottom of most articles, there are the categories — impromptu neighborhoods, or perhaps civic organizations, that bind together the virtual encyclopedia.

From opera, ballet and traditional Korean dance to high-wire circus routines, gymnastics and martial-arts displays, a virtual encyclopedia of theatrical forms is deployed to stunning and always seamless effect".

Because arrests below the dead line placed a premium on quick identification, Chief Byrnes established the first "mug file" for detectives, with sketches and, later, photos of wrongdoers, along with other personal information in a virtual encyclopedia of bad guys.

Acting as president of a front business, Alamo Trucking, Delaney over the course of more than two years collected 400 hours of recordings that provided prosecutors with a virtual encyclopedia of shakedown artists and their methodologies.

Rivette was a consummate cinephile, a critic of profound and famously peremptory insight, as well as a virtual walking encyclopedia of cinematic knowledge.

It amounts to a virtual On the Road encyclopedia (though I didn't learn a single new fact while reading).

With their infinite libraries and unforgetting men, collaborative encyclopedias and virtual worlds conjured up from the printed page and portals that watch over the entire planet, these stories (along with a few others like "The Aleph") have become a canon for those at the intersection of new technology and literature.

Currently, the article "virtual reality" in the World Book Encyclopedia is the one authored by Pausch.

According to The Grove Encyclopedia of American Art, extreme examples of his formalization become "virtual abstraction" when the viewer recalls that the motif is an element of a larger work.