"virtual plane" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use "virtual plane" to refer to a computer-generated (often 3D) representation of a plane which is used for entertainment or educational purposes. For example: "I love to play flight simulator games because they give me the opportunity to pilot a virtual plane."
That's just the usual Spitzer-Schwarzenegger routine performed on a virtual plane.
A new device from Natural Point, TrackIR2, makes simulation just a little more realistic by enabling you to look around your virtual plane just by turning your head.
That's one of the situations in "The Big Adventure," an exhibition at the Brooklyn Children's Museum that asks young visitors to use their skills to conquer challenges including flying a virtual plane and navigating a thin beam that represents a building ledge.
An appropriate cuboid virtual plane produces cuboid panoramic unwrapping.
Facebook and Oculus are trying to build native social experiences on the virtual plane.
However, he's not just looking for companies that are situating themselves on the virtual plane.
With Flex, engineers recreated the horrific events of Sept. 11, 2001, on a computer, ramming virtual planes into virtual towers.
The interest of this paper is in a new approach for computing multiple homographies from virtual planes using omnidirectional images and its application in an omnidirectional vision-based homing control scheme.
The multiple homographies are robustly computed, from a set of point matches across two omnidirectional views, using a method that relies on virtual planes independently of the structure of the scene.
Open image in new window Fig. 13 Location of the virtual planes inside the vessels to calculate the secondary-phase mass distribution Open image in new window Fig. 14 Simulated mass distribution of condensate (a) and water (b) droplets in the gas zone of Cases 1 5. Figure 15a shows the simulated mass distribution of the condensate droplets in the water zone.
Whereas that ship was exploring the coexistence of bots/AI and us humans, this one is more a fantasy voyage, a collective journey that links the physical world, through the weather, with the virtual planes of Google Earth.
