Sentence examples for virtual selection from inspiring English sources

These compounds were obtained based on a molecular modelling study which allowed us to perform a structural-based virtual selection.

"Top Shelf" is a virtual selection of high-end editions and special projects, such as made-to-order neon chandeliers by the New York artist Keith Sonnier, which start at $8,000.

In the same spirit, the festival has included its first virtual reality selection, an installation called Carne y Arena (Flesh and Sand) by Oscar-winning director Alejandro G Iñárritu.

Accordingly, this paper proposes a new model to optimize virtual machines selection (VMs) in cloud-IoT health services applications to efficiently manage a big amount of data in integrated industry 4.0.

This season, Mr. Ballard advertised on a weather-related Web site, and he is thinking about creating a virtual tree selection site so shoppers can pan through his fields and electronically choose the tree that they would like to cut down — or have him cut down and send.

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.

We demonstrate that by using INSPECT it is possible, with a low-cost mode change, to perform 6-DOF virtual object selection and manipulation using a 3-DOF orientation-tracked touch panel and the 2-DOF per finger from the touch points.

Therefore, virtual electrode selection needed to be based on beamforming analyses which covered a wider set of frequency bands than those reported in Pammer et al. [1].

Supplementary Table S4 shows the clinical data used for virtual subject selection.

At length, a practical example of a virtual enterprise partner selection is provided to illustrate the feasibility and validity of the proposed method.

In immersive virtual environments, object selection is usually done at arm's length in mid-air by directly intersecting the desired object with the user's hand.