simulated

Examples of simulating

simulating

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

Which events is dream experience really specialized in simulating?
For the purpose of simulating the operation these assemblies can be resolved independently for every time step.
An advantage of modeling is the low cost of simulating treatment program costs and consequences for chronic diseases in selected scenarios using available short-run data.
Moreover, attempts have been made to increase the eectiveness of natural language simulating facial expression, intonation, and gestures.
The haptic feedback of elasticity is mapped to the corresponding servomotor for vertical motion, simulating the resilience of a bow pushing into a violin string.
Such a system can be extended for simulating group conversations by the addition of other locutor-agents.
It has even been suggested that the amount of entanglement measures the difficulty of simulating a quantum state classically.
Despite excellent efforts at simulating motion dynamics, gravity, friction, and noise, engineers still find physical models useful to confirm their conclusions.
For diagnosis based on knowledge of abnormal behaviour, diagnostic problem solving amounts to simulating the abnormal behaviour using an explicit model of that behaviour.
In conclusion, formal methodologies allow automatic support for various activities in the life cycle of agent-based systems, for example validating specifications and simulating behaviour.
The method relies on simulating the filtering effects of the listener's pinna, head and torso by digital filters.
The data of the input voltage pulse sampled with a digital oscilloscope were fed into discharge simulating code.
These occur singly, in short chains simulating filaments, and in clusters.
The physical model: modeling and simulating the instrumental universe.
Congenital tricuspid incompetence simulating pulmonary atresia with intact ventricular septum, a report of two cases.
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