Sentence examples for virtual invention from inspiring English sources
But critics say the lawsuits end up stifling innovation and are a virtual invention tax on the public.
Among its first institutional prophets were the Association of American Museum Directors, which was the host of an early Art Museum Network, largely the making of Mr. Anderson, then at the Emory University art gallery in Atlanta, and the Smithsonian, whose Museum Without Walls, a totally virtual invention, went "up" in 1994.
In Scott it produced a figure of international fame and influence, whose virtual invention of the historical novel would be picked up by writers across the world, including Alexandre Dumas and Honoré de Balzac in France, Leo Tolstoy in Russia and Alessandro Manzoni in Italy.
We exist in a kind of self-made limbo between isolation and connection, individual and society, real and virtual, phenomenon and invention, in which everything is flattened, condensed, trapped, and made relative.
Odetics ITS, a company in Anaheim, Calif., recently announced the invention of a "virtual rumble strip" a combination of a computer and a camera that watches the lane markings.
He has since scaled back his plans and is in the process of selling all but 300 or so of his pieces in an attempt to fund a traveling exhibit, a virtual museum and a national invention program for schoolchildren.
Frustrated but not embittered, Rothschild has miniaturized his plans, hoping to sell enough models to fund the traveling exhibit, the virtual museum and the national invention program, and recoup some of his investment.
We do this by reciprocally coupling human subjects to a computationally implemented model of themselves, an invention we call Virtual Partner Interaction or VPI for short.
Virtual reality's inherent grandeur is invention in story; a digression of theatre, not onscreen, but within screen.
— Virtual reality is one of many inventions that never seemed to make the leap from science fiction to mass-market product.
Jacolby Satterwhite crafts virtual masquerades based on his mother's impossible inventions, while Walter Oltmann crafts ornate wire sculptures which catalyze metamorphosis.
