0 used to describe something that appears real or very similar to what is real:
1 seeming real or seeming to be alive:
The mask was so lifelike it was frightening.
The conductor and the audience hear the music rendered according to the acoustics of the virtual concert hall, creating a lifelike experience.
Interactive games incorporate animated characters, and so there is a need for investing these characters with lifelike behaviours.
As is evident, all 3 groups of children recognize the lifelike objects at comparable levels.
I do not predict that everyone who has very lifelike imagery will be prone to developing the disorder.
Object categories were represented two ways : by lifelike, perceptually rich toys, and by grey caricatures of those objects' abstract shapes.
A prediction of this interpretation of the results is that trauma-related imagery should be especially compelling for these patients; it should be vivid and lifelike.
Figure 2a shows the mean scores (max.=8) of children in the 3 matched groups when identifying named lifelike objects.
Most importantly, the probabilistic nature of statistical models allows for a degree of 'lifelike' randomness in user behaviour.
