Utiliser "artificial" dans une phrase

1. He was pleased to have it … we need guns sometimes and artificial ones don’t look realistic enough …

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2. That missile struck in 2359, in the form of instructions to produce an artificial virus that would modify human genetics to prevent mortals from aging as long as they had frequent promiscuous sex

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3. It resisted, and he held on to the bulkhead straps and kicked at it with one heel until Chief Horcheese thumped it once with her artificial fist and a few hundred kilograms of force

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4. "We have to strip off the Chief’s artificial limbs, access her neural interface processors and splice her into Tipperary so she can act as the CDCS to control the discharge

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5. From the four places on her torso where the artificial, machine limbs would have attached had they been represented, what looked like endless colored veins extended out from the neural interface ports, representing the connections between the breaching ship’s systems and the neural processors set in Chief Horcheese’s torso

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6. The places on her torso where the artificial limbs attached were pink ovals, lumpy with contracted fibers and at the center of it all was the titanium bone and the expected set of ports for the neural interface processors that did the fantastically complicated and nuanced task of translating between machine language and the language of the human neurological system

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7. He looked away, but Horcheese stared right up into it with her milky artificial eyes wide open

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8. Her artificial limbs would still work and the palsic shakes that came on would go away once she adjusted to them, but she wouldn't have the same fine control as before, not until the damaged interfaces were replaced back at Sagan

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9. But that was only because of the native virus, he could still imagine the tortures he would have inflicted on them to get it out of them if it wasn't for that artificial Instinct

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10. Clones, Synthetics, Artificial People, Androids; all of these terms were used and rejected, and, as ever in human history, when faced with something new or misunderstood, the hopes of creation and discovery soon drifted into the shorthand slang of exploitation

11. Pickles, preserves, sweets and over-salted foods should be avoided, as should anything containing artificial ingredients

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12. That artificial sugars must be broken down by the digestive tract into simple sugars before they can be utilized by the body, and thus they put an undue strain upon the system

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13. The only mortal reality he had faced was in an artificial environment in the bowels of a starship, tended with androids and totally alone

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14. Sometimes hat makers used artificial fragrance

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15. She compressed her lips but replied, "Some alien artificial life form in the information domain

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16. Even an artificial life form will expand in numbers to fill its niche

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17. that powder was an artificial sweetener

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18. was holding the artificial sweetener

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19. than an artificial sweetener, but the fact that the

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20. She tried to give him a long science lesson about how thought was nerve impulses and by using enough of their electric crystals the Yingolian’s could make an artificial mind that lived inside the silicon

21. Age showed on some for the artificial limestone had already eroded and formed stalactites in the three or more centuries it had stood here

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22. As he reaches the end of each line of the song Billy fights back tears, fights back images of artificial ventilation and a hand hovering over an electrical switch

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23. Still, an artificial intelligence representing the leader of the Acheronian Star showing up here of all places is way too weird to be a coincidence

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24. “Maybe this is that teleporter or whatever it was that the artificial

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25. As you know by now, Napies are bred in artificial life tubes and they don’t have any sex organs so they can’t breed normally; what a shame! I hear you say, the poor Napies can’t breed and have only robots for mothers, yes, but I remember my life as Napie was very good

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26. The tree became artificial, the eggnog imitation, and the romance of the season was swept out with extra hours, to pay the bills

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27. Otto waited with an artificial pause

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28. Among his inventions and creations were the wooden cow he constructed for the queen of Knossos, the Labyrinth of the Minotaur, artificial wings for himself and his son Icarus, and he was even said to have invented images

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29. pass the artificial boundary of a parish, than an arm of the sea, or a ridge of high mountains,

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30. The use of the artificial grasses, of turnips, carrots, cabbages, and the other expedients which have been fallen upon to make an equal quantity of land feed a greater number of cattle than when in natural grass, should somewhat reduce, it might be expected, the superiority which, in an improved country, the price of butcher's meat naturally has over that of bread

31. "Do you think the purpose of my life is to support your social position among other small currents of electrons in an artificial asteroid somewhere in outer space?"

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32. Wasn’t this a rather artificial approach to

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33. Could an artificial creature channel these unconscious forces as well? The Dr

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34. I have never used and read a script, as it sounds too artificial

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35. The letters have little ‘feet’ on their letters, which create an artificial

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36. ” The artificial smile she presented wore thinner with each passing moment and bit of brusque commentary by Mercer

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37. At least as an artificial sentient intelligence there were distinct advantages: the utility of logic – decisions made that were unquestionably right, borne from a multitude of processing units, a network of connected intelligences

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38. ? Perhaps they didn’t trust him as an artificial entity

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39. The resulting temperature in the chamber felt chilly, but they were glad to have some natural light after being in artificial light for so long

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40. “No, that was definitely artificial

41. If it wasn’t for the artificial gravity Scott would be nauseous rather than just this strange insecure feeling that no more half a metre separated him from the cold suffocation and desiccation of space

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42. It was to draw back such causes to themselves, that the courts of law are said to have invented the artificial and fictitious writ of ejectment, the most effectual remedy for an unjust outer or dispossession of land

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43. It was a gap not much more than a metre square, clearly looking quite artificial, cutting down into the rock at about 45 degrees and apparently dropping down some four to five metres into the ground

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44. The underground chamber was clearly just as artificial as the tunnel leading to it, an unnaturally regular oval, about four metres wide and five or so metres long

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45. Looking below at the passing continents was beginning to imbue him with a sense of imperiousness he hadn’t felt since the time he’d been master of an artificial reality network – although that could be thought of as a totally different life, a different person

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46. ‘You are currently connected to an artificial one

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47. As soon as writing came into fashion, wise men, or those who fancied themselves such, would naturally endeavour to increase the number of those established and respected maxims, and to express their own sense of what was either proper or improper conduct, sometimes in the more artificial form of apologues, like what are called the fables of Aesop; and sometimes in the more simple one of apophthegms or wise sayings, like the proverbs of Solmnon, the verses of Theognis and Phocyllides, and some part of the works of Hesiod

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48. His head, a burnished silver oval with holes for his artificial eyes but just a slit for a mouth, he guessed also had the same ergonomic efficiency

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49. Torbin, with the benefit if his artificial body, felt the juddering as a mild discomfort

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50. to state what she'd doubtless already knew, although he guessed that most scanning technology could not examine his artificial form

51. He's a kind of artificial intelligence that exists solely on the Internet, nowhere else

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52. We had been pouring support fire into the trench but now the whole front seemed to be coming to life and very flares were arcing up into the sky casting a bright artificial light over everything

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53. "I think," said Eric, "it's the middle section of an artificial foot

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54. Some realistic quirk of the sim? These days the realism of artificial reality allowed for inconsequential occurrences, minor coincidence, the general day to day happenstance that could sour a good mood

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55. just artificial ones produced through years of

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56. Had he really come back, or was this just another artificial reality experience? Regardless, he couldn’t chance that being the case

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57. It is the very symbol of how the artificial can become more powerful than its creators if it is not curtailed

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58. crackle, no artificial hiss of static underlying it

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59. The three of them were chatting as if they were the best of buddies, but the atmosphere was one of artificial cordiality laced with presentiment

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60. It was once true that the rate difference was obvious between natural grass and artificial turf

61. Today, however, manufacturers take their artificial grass seriously

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62. It seemed the only noticeable difference between the two was the artificial Monique found him attractive – at least ostensibly

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63. The only unresolved problem was in persuading the majority of the population to acquiesce to be placed in a stasis pod, where their body would be frozen, their mind in sleep mode while an enabler program immersed them in an artificial reality (which was about as different to a conventional AR as that would be to a games console)

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64. No artificial neural net had ever before been allowed to link to more than one human brain

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65. To pursue an artificial connection was simply too risky

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66. The TIAR computer realised it was being duped and had reacted with hostility (or even malevolence), trying to overload the artificial neural net during interface

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67. Connected to such a vast network, billions of recipient minds to an artificial intelligence

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68. Time only now existed as a loose approximation between reality and artificial reality

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69. because it tasted artificial, but because no one had eaten ‘real’ meat on Earth in more than two

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70. The difference being there was no megalomaniacal evolutionary artificial intelligence messing with her mind

71. The course of artificial evolution was immensely difficult to predict, considering the number of influential factors – like billions of minds

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72. “Definitely artificial,” Wethers said, his words almost a mumble as he continued to

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73. The chosen operative, of course, complied with the rules of the Temporal Directive: he was not from the time of Earth's crisis, and his role did not allow him to effect a [noticeable] change in the predicted time-line; his apparent mission was merely to assist a captive (Gerrid Lytum, former employee of the Darangi via the Nine committee) who had been subjugated within an artificial reality of his own creation by an oppressive Artificial Intelligence

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74. He had to find a way to end his artificial existence

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75. The gradual seeping back of awareness was similar to when he had taken his artificial form based on his original mindstate

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76. ‘They used Artificial Reality, the same as where we all ended up – just as real but used specifically for interrogation

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77. Only, these artificial quantum addenda seemed to defeat the point of how it is to be truly human

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78. 2 billion – which had originally been intended as a barely sentient artificial intelligence, ensuring the subroutines of the governor systems were operating within acceptable parameters – was not a role he at all relished

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79. Thankfully the moon was almost full in the sky; artificial lights were out of the question

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80. And yet: ‘For someone who is simply a downloaded artificial sentience, things such as life and death – and therefore time – cannot possibly have the same meaning as they would to a real born human

81. It was a crime against humanity and an example of what happens when an artificial imbalance is created

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82. It‘s an artificial invention based on the number of dollars the consumer is willing to spend on goods and services based on its perceived value at some particular point in time

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83. America‘s ―expanding‖ middle class is merely an artificial construct synthesized by the fusion of ―easy credit‖ and arbitrarily defined (economic) assumptions

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84. Ours is a generation that nourishes a morbid and irrational fear of growing old…and death, perhaps; thereby occasioning (a) need to retain its youthful appearance(s) at whatever cost; inconsonant with age, at the expense of its (own) dignity, ―eternally young,‖ ―young as one feels,‖ (youthful) fashions and lifestyles, (adolescent) designs, the accomplices of artificial youth, pining for what is no longer 73

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85. What I find truly remarkable about the servile mindset of politically correct attitudes (which appear to have taken on a life of their own) are the (internal) conflicts that (must) oftentimes arise whenever artificial expressions of a questionable sort inevitably collide with the thoughtful judgments of individuals who, in their private moments, (would) otherwise know better than to acquiesce to affected manners

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86. By its very ―nature‖ artificial intelligence lacks the (natural) predicates that otherwise promote independent or self-contained thinking

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87. …where artificial assumptions are permitted to trump inspired ambition(s)…

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88. (Read: Conservative Blacks!) Although it is not my intention to marginalize the organization‘s historical importance (or value) for peoples of color, its neo-radical, oftentimes racist agenda has long abandoned its intended purpose of advancing civil rights and equal opportunity in favor of consolidating a political power base in a manner that incorrectly defines the ―needs‖ of its ―constituents‖ by propagating the meanest forms of race-baiting that (otherwise) serve to advance political ambition by fanning artificial expectations that have lost much of their historical relevancy

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89. These women, with few exceptions, were not motivated by a universal agenda (extending beyond the immediate requirements for Equal Rights) that has subsequently evolved in modern times into a feminization of the male ego, leaving in its wake something that can best be described as a masculine identity that is less than manly, giving subsequent rise to artificial relationships lacking fixed points of (gender) reference

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90. Such characteristics precede a universal fellowship that, however vaguely uncertain, exceeds the salient features that normally sustains the Whole in a manner that seeks to promote natural rather than artificial solutions to its social commitments

91. Either way, its designs, however natural or artificial, must inevitably lend themselves to impressions that shape formative (young) minds

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92. They did not know about time, and space, and dimension, and if they had; they could have cared less about such false and artificial constructs of theory

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93. “I’m not sure if that’s an artificial sky, or what,” he admitted to Doctor Helmuth and the others

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94. “I think this is called false advertising,” I said, looking at the artificial curves in bemusement

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