Technology And Innovation Terms

noun the state of things as they actually exist, as opposed to an idealistic or notional idea of them

• The study aimed to investigate the relationship between perception and reality.
• In reality, she's actually a really nice person once you get to know her.
• Dude, reality TV shows are so addicting, I can't stop watching them.
• Sometimes it's hard to distinguish between dreams and reality.

adjective an adjective is a word that describes or modifies a noun or pronoun. In this case, 'unfamiliar' describes something that is not known or recognized.

• The new employee found the company's software system to be unfamiliar at first.
• I feel a bit lost in this unfamiliar neighborhood.
• I'm totally out of my element in this unfamiliar situation.
• The concept of time travel is still unfamiliar to most people.

noun the act or process of monitoring and recording the movements of the eye

• Eye tracking is a method used in research to measure where and how long a person looks at a certain stimulus.
• I heard that eye tracking technology can tell you what catches your eye the most when you're looking at something.
• Check out this cool eye tracking software that can follow your eye movements on the screen.
• His eye tracking skills are so sharp, he can spot a typo from a mile away.

noun a device that explodes with great force

article a word that is used to specify a noun

• The bomb squad successfully defused the bomb before it could detonate.
• Dude, that movie was the bomb! You have to watch it.
• That new restaurant is the bomb! Their food is so good.
• Her new fashion line is the bomb, everyone is talking about it.