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    HOLOGRAPHICS AND VIRTUAL REALITY Major KVP Dhammika M.Phill(Electronic and Telecommunication)Engineering Mid Career Course -45 Military College of Signal Rawalpindi – Pakistan Nov 2011 CONTENT 1. Introduction 2. Aim 3. History and Background 4. Important Concepts 5. Type of Virtual Reality Systems 6. Few Virtual Reality Techniques that Actually Work at Present 7. The Extreme Future of Virtual Reality 8. Conclusion INTRODUCTION What is real? How do you define real? If you’re

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    The Shining (1980) is creative director Stanley Kubrick’s intense‚ epic‚ gothic horror film and haunted house masterpiece - a beautiful‚ stylish work that distanced itself from the blood-letting and gore of most modern films in the horror genre. (The film waits until its climax to provide the typical catharctic bloody violence of most traditional horror films.) The film’s source material from science-fiction/horror author Stephen King’s 1977 best-selling novel (his third novel under his own name)

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    Regent Park

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    Regent Park Olivia Falcone University of Waterloo October 30th‚ 2013 Summary There are many social housing projects in Canada. The first ever to exist is Regent Park‚ which was established in the 1950s in Downtown Toronto. Unfortunately‚ Regent Park was unwell planned. It was a valuable real estate that incorporated the Garden City design concept as well as the concept of Towers in the Park. The social housing community was off the grid‚ inward facing and with time‚ Regent Park was deteriorated.

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    Danger of Virtual Reality

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    Danger of Virtual Reality In recent years‚ the development of information technology has created technical and psychological phenomena‚ which opened to a new quality of human perception and experience as well as has opened a new world - the world of "virtual reality" or "imaginary world of reality". “The term ‘artificial reality’‚ coined by Myron Krueger‚ has been in use since the 1970s; however‚ the origin of the term ‘virtual reality’ can be traced back to the French

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    Macarthur Park

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    The Faded Elegance of MacArthur Park MacArthur Park‚ once a gem of Los Angeles’ park system has tarnished over time yet many businesses and community groups have made attempts to restore and revitalize one of the cities most notable parks. As a blighted area‚ criminal activities blatantly occurred in the park‚ which were not hidden from police‚ businessmen‚ community groups or residents. Built in the late 19th century and first named Westlake Park‚ the open space was known “because of the beauty

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    Essay On Virtual Child

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    Raising Lilly Rose Miller While going through the step by step process of Virtual Child (Manis‚ 2008) I submitted that I was married to my present girlfriend. Our child is a beautiful young lady named Lilly Rose Miller‚ who‚ until the age of 3‚ did not have a sibling. When Lilly turned 3‚ my partner and I had another daughter‚ named Jessica Rae Miller. Also there was no change in our marital status while raising our daughter; we were happily married with occasional arguments and struggled with

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    Virtual Field Trip

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    Zoo Virtual Field Trip Katherine A. Cottrell Liberty University EDUC 500 Zoo Virtual Field Trip In today’s technology age‚ virtual field trips can provide cognitive and affective gains similar to those of a real-life study trip. Field trips taken online can transport students to locations too far away to travel and are cost effective for the school district and parents as well. Teachers can guide and interact with all students in the class for the duration of the virtual field trip‚ which

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    Virtual Court Room

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    A Virtual Court System… Justice on the Web Learning Team A Web-based case management is a direct result of today’s advanced technology. A large number of the court system’s lawyers‚ judges‚ legal administrators‚ and administrative support personnel are using cutting-edge word processors‚ electronic legal research‚ time and billing programs‚ and increasingly‚ varying forms of case management software. Web-based case management is the idea of the future. According to

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    Virtual Class Room

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    VIRTUAL CLASS ROOM ABSTRACT Education over the Internet is the latest concept in spreading education to every one. The conveniences of learning on line are numerous. Students and those interested in learning over the computer and can choose their own timing that is convenient to them and the classes can be taken at their own place. This Virtual Classroom System is designed in such a way that the student i.e. client can communicate with the server

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    Andy Stanley Leadership

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    Andy Stanley‚ a leadership professional‚ said “great leaders last because they lead themselves first”. By this he means that leaders can not lead without being mentally stable and ready to take on tasks. Once a leader can look at themselves and be truthful‚ they can then look at others and be truthful. These actions inspire those that are being lead to accept acknowledgements and better understand them. Andy Stanley described a leader that was willing to be brutally

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