'virtual setting' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to a situation that exists only in a digital or simulated form, such as in an online meeting. For example, "I had an online meeting with my team in a virtual setting."
He navigates Filthy to a virtual setting and then spends time examining it, his brush poised before the canvas, not unlike the way a landscape painter might examine a harbor full of sailboats.
And what better than the Great Wall of China for James Lima, the visual consultant on the 3-D movie "Avatar," to use as a virtual setting for the "In the Mood for China" collection?
While I have not been involved in any direct cases of suicide because of the bullying that occurs online, I have been subject to the childish ignorance that can more easily appear in a virtual setting.
We compare four conditions in a factorial design: Brainstorming in Face-to-face or Virtual setting, With or Without SIC.
It was also easier to apply the face-to-face coding model for use in analyzing the virtual setting than the other way around.
To disentangle and measure the impact of content and procedural knowledge on academic achievement, the study occurred in a virtual setting.
To create an illusion of distance, an announcer can walk on a hidden treadmill as the virtual set moves.
The virtual set of Cloud Chamber Bowls at the Web site "is not representative of the one that exists today," he said.
If the film has an unusual 3-D look, it's because of the virtual sets: painted backdrops inserted digitally.
In a virtual set, all the walls -- and just about anything else in the space -- are painted blue.
My partner Lori Pate and I were creating virtual sets for national cable networks and local stations more than 11 years ago.
