emulation

Examples of emulating

emulating

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

The students concentrated on emulating the real sounds of the elements.
Surely there are other ways of delivering a compelling experience to a participant other than emulating his/her natural milieu.
Score, infinitely pliable, can manipulate and metamorphose, clouding lines of functional demarcation - even emulating source.
It is worth describing the concepts involved in part because there are by now many small computers capable of emulating its musical methods.
In the present system, the neuron model, emulating the human tactile sensation, is used for fine step-height measurement.
It is a model worth emulating and lighting a flare for.
In the absence of a model to follow, review participants started out emulating the traditional review format.
Some of the behaviors are emulating, tracking, following wall, following center, move to point, and shadowing.
If a simulated robot was used, a simulated camera emulating the tracker, could be applied.
This is the art of emulating a screen based interface that was intended to display information to a human user.
We gave parents the task of showing some relatively unfamiliar objects to their children one-on-one, emulating a fairly common occurrence in everyday life.
But they steadfastly avoided emulating the white man in this regard.
Emulating this process is an excellent way of exploring a huge parameter space, such as a composition algorithm or a sound synthesis engine.
Some dream visions are understood as face-to-face encounters with imaginary interlocutors, emulating the genre of the hadith.
So architectural students for the last 50 years have been emulating the radical artist for whom expression is direct, not dependent on a professional process.
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