The phrase "a realistic simulation of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a model or representation that accurately mimics real-life scenarios or processes.
Example: "The video game offers a realistic simulation of driving a race car on a professional track."
Alternatives: "an accurate representation of" or "a true-to-life depiction of".
The model thus goes some way towards a realistic simulation of the colon, although it makes no pretence to simulate the pulsating nature of the real flow.
To create a realistic simulation of an age-matched case-control study, we first repeatedly simulated the genetic and environmental factors, as well as the age of onset for individuals; we picked the age of the individuals from a uniform distribution between 0 and 100.
That produces a realistic simulation of how the string vibrates and so produces sound.
We analyze a realistic simulation of a complex electricity network.
There will be physics algorithms that give the worm a realistic simulation of a Petri dish to move through.
These advantages are demonstrated on a realistic simulation of a chemical batch reactor.
However, for a realistic simulation knowledge of the distribution of QTL dominance effects is needed.
PHOTOGRAPH BY PAUL CHELSEY / GETTY A similar false alarm had occurred the previous year, when someone mistakenly inserted a training tape, featuring a highly realistic simulation of an all-out Soviet attack, into one of NORAD's computers.
A similar false alarm had occurred the previous year, when someone mistakenly inserted a training tape, featuring a highly realistic simulation of an all-out Soviet attack, into one of NORAD's computers.
Assessments along with the ISA standards presented by Garcia (2008) demonstrate the proposed XCH Model passes all the ISA standard tests and thus provides a more realistic simulation of a real industrial valve being able to exhibit stiction behaviour.
The current implementation of ChemChains offers two ways to distribute the ON/OFF state along this sequence: i) evenly (i.e., from the example above, the input will be ON every other iteration) and ii) with noise (the Noise variable is explained in the following section) which allows for a more realistic simulation of a biological process where network inputs are almost always noisy.
