Sentence examples for a simulation of how from inspiring English sources

Scientists created a simulation of how a forest might react to varying amounts of rainfall over the next 1,000 years.

For example, last year for Political Science 103 (Congress) I developed a simulation of how redistricting influences the partisan and ethnic balance of a state's congressional representation.

After nine months in locations ranging from Iceland to Italy, "Cosmos" had come to the Paramount lot to shoot special effects, including a simulation of how a New York City street would look in zero gravity.

The European Union agreed last year to invest more than one billion euros in the Human Brain Project (HBP), a 10-year effort involving dozens of research institutions to create a simulation of how the human brain works, using supercomputers.

But the correction is piddly compared to the €22 trillion of assets they hold.Regulators used the revised numbers in a simulation of how banks would fare in a severe recession.

JUST AS KIDWAI FEARS, every few months someone in Washington — either at the Pentagon, or the Energy Department, or on the campus of the National Defense University — runs a simulation of how the United States should respond if a terrorist group infiltrates the Pakistani nuclear program or manages to take over one or two of its weapons.

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Many argue that the human brain maintains a mental model, effectively a running simulation, of how the world works that allows us to anticipate problems, calculate how to behave in specific scenarios and so on.

Lasers were in the early stage of development when Dr. Li and a colleague at Bell Labs, A. Gardner Fox, developed a computer simulation of how lasers produce the focused light energy that has transformed fields from medicine to space travel.

That produces a realistic simulation of how the string vibrates and so produces sound.

Scientists studying the effect of extreme winds on deep waters created a computer simulation of how wind could have parted the Red Sea.