Sentence examples for virtual supermarket from inspiring English sources

Kraft is paying to advertise in a virtual supermarket in the online world called Second Life.

Nearby, a resident could order groceries from a virtual supermarket by scanning QR codes that corresponded to the desired items, which would be delivered to his house in a matter of hours.

A consumer browsing Streamline's virtual supermarket for popcorn, for example, may see an ad for a John Travolta film, which can be rented from Blockbuster Video, a Streamline partner.

The next stage, in the tradition of my virtual supermarket foray, was to create an 'audio 3D rendition' of the recorded sounds, using 64 audio channels and bespoke loudspeakers from Salford university based on wave field synthesis.

Salford's clever academics, who once took me shopping in a virtual supermarket – you sat in an armchair wearing a helmet and a glove – have now recreated the sound of Stonehenge.

The patient can wander through a virtual supermarket exactly like the one he associates with debilitating anxiety attacks; he can also address crowds of intimidating luminaries, walk along the edges of tall buildings, witness a tornado's wrath, ride in a glass elevator or relive a combat-zone experience in Vietnam.

Werner et al. [ 52] directly assessed the IADL domain of shopping by means of a virtual reality supermarket scenario (the Virtual Action Planning Supermarket).

When Peter Gatien was arrested in 1996 for allegedly supervising a narcotics ring at his clubs Limelight and the Tunnel which the US Attorney called "virtual Ecstasy supermarkets"—the New York Daily News noted that "the busts were aimed at bringing the Ecstasy-fueled Generation X dance parties called raves to a halt".

Though it may first appear like the most mundane virtual reality game ever, Tesco supermarket's recent dabbling with Oculus Rift in a project called "Tesco Pele," is a future-forward research opportunity for the British-based chain, and it's now debuting at the TCC International Marketing Forum in Berlin.

Egg, the internet bank owned by Prudential, opened the virtual doors to its online funds supermarket yesterday, aiming to entice novice investors.

Turn some cash into a prepaid credit card from a gas station or supermarket, or get a virtual card online.