Sentence examples for virtual natural from inspiring English sources

Given the equivalent learning gains we found in the physical and virtual natural selection simulations we studied, decisions about which activity to use can focus on what is most useful and feasible in a specific classroom context.

18. Rothbard 1977 argues that, if there is a virtual natural monopoly in the business of rights protection, there should be at least some historical examples of states arising through the non-coerced subscription of their clients; and, yet, there are no such examples.

Using motion-sensing Microsoft Kinect cameras, the game even alerts players to dangerous behaviours such as moving their hands to their faces to wipe away virtual perspiration a natural reaction that could, in an ETU, spread viral particles to the eyes, nose or mouth.The result is an impressive simulacrum of the experience volunteers will face.

Details of the key hit-finding activities namely high-throughput screening, virtual screening, natural products, fragment-based drug discovery and fast-follower approaches are discussed.

Nothing ever instantiates the sheer frozen stasis of the actual nor the sheer differential dispersion of the virtual; rather, natural or worldly processes are always and only actualizations, that is, they are processes of actualization structured by virtual multiplicities and heading toward an actual state they never quite attain.

In their latest work, Information Skies, Vinca Kruk and Daniel van der Velden conjure a dark, psychological trip via a 24-minute in-browser film that is an exploration of realities both virtual and natural.

Confusion matrices compared the error pattern of emotion categorization for virtual and natural faces.

A block consisted of 57 faces of either virtual or natural faces, respectively.

Furthermore, neural encoding may differ between emotions seen in virtual and natural faces.

Virtual and natural facial displays of emotion may be equally effective.

For clinical applications, the cognitive and neural mechanisms underlying processing of virtual and natural faces should be established because similar recognition rates do not necessarily demonstrate same processing.