Sentence examples for virtual flying from inspiring English sources
Their products are virtual, flying across the internet as strings of digits.
Slowly it emerges that DiCaprio has and that it created a personal hell in which he becomes a virtual Flying Dutchman, forced to travel the world and abandon his small children because he is believed to have killed his wife, played by Marion Cotillard, who won an Oscar for her portrayal of Edith Piaf.
He is also the volunteer spokesman for Vatsim, a virtual flying network with 100,000 members in 143 countries.
Most virtual aviators use one of two simulator software programs, Microsoft's FSX or Laminar Research's X-Plane, which interface with communication and tracking software usually provided free by one of the virtual flying networks.
During the first term, students will work on Udacity's customers flight simulator on flight planning and control, and then in the second, they'll focus on coordinating flight among various autonomous systems and eventually build a virtual "flying city" to put all the pieces together.
The Titan crew was suffused with tension because of frustrating constraints, including most vividly a ban on virtual "flying cars".
Stella and Treves have addressed this issue by constructing a computer model that simulates grid cell activity in a virtual bat flying through a virtual room.
(Mérigeau comes as close as possible to being a virtual fly on the wall at Renoir's 1944 dinner with Erich von Stroheim and D. W. Griffith).
Inspired by the way radiologists detect polyps via 3D virtual fly-through in CTC, we borrowed the idea from geographic information systems to employ topographical height map in colonic polyp measurement and false positive reduction.
Instead, the SoLoMo networking hangs off the requests outlined in each virtual flyer, rather than a user's profile.
But a group of researchers at Brown University decided to put some Brown baseball and softball players into its "virtual environment navigation lab," and hit the players some virtual fly balls.
