Sentence examples for a better simulation from inspiring English sources
A better simulation, then, would involve pulling up those 14 sites as repeat visits and then opening, say, seven additional sites for the first time.
But because of the causes of chronic boredom, scientists say, research facilities in Antarctica might actually provide a better simulation of the stress of a journey to Mars.
I think it's important because looking at two or three different conflicting factors like I am is a better simulation of what the real world is like.
A better simulation approach is to use a micromechanics based method to estimate friction and heat transfer as evolutionary phenomenon.
The simple modeling approach provided interesting insight into the Ardèche catchment functioning and offers perspective for a better simulation of flash floods, mainly under wet conditions.
Moreover, the DSA leads to a better simulation of sharp fronts, which can only be reproduced with fine grids after many iterations when the SIA is used.
Of course, this would only be a first step towards better simulation of in vivo events, and other equally important factors, such as the 3D structure of different tissues and the interdependency between effector and structural cells, should also be considered.
From this perspective, use of EC-GC (loss of performance) should have a positive effect on better "simulation" of classical distillation according to ASTM D86.
The grounds for inclusion of the fat content were based on 1) better simulation of a mixed meal and 2) its influence of slowing the ingested glucose production (gastrointestinal emptying) to spread the plasma glucose and insulin responses over more of the selected 5-h treatment period.
For better simulation of an oral overdose, another canine model of verapamil toxicity was developed in which cardiogenic shock was induced in awake dogs by graded intraportal infusion of verapamil [ 20].
Despite of increasing computer power and availability of better simulation packages, there are a number of challenges remaining when applying numerical optimization methods for real-world engineering problems.
