The phrase "accurately simulation" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "accurate simulation"? You can use "accurate simulation" when referring to a model or representation that closely reflects the real-world scenario or system being studied.
Example: "The researchers developed an accurate simulation of climate change to predict future environmental impacts."
Alternatives: "precise simulation" or "faithful simulation".
To assess structural system reliability accurately, simulation is often the only feasible method because of dimensionality, highly nonlinear limit states, small failure probability and other factors.
An accurately simulation of the behavior of this network over 10 seconds using DFBA-based methods with the same setting as for the Calvin-Benson cycle model, would result in at least 56,275 unknown variables for the flux rates and 28,400 for the metabolite concentrations over time.
These results underscore a key difficulty in simulation studies: unless simulations accurately model the genetic architecture and population history of QTL alleles, they will have limited relevance to empirical datasets.
Furthermore, we present system-level simulations that accurately model all the LTE physical and MAC layer parameters stipulated in the standard, to test the behaviour of the proposed scheduling scheme when employed in LTE networks.
However, including exact habitat correlations at the triplet scale but approximating population correlations at that scale still neglects information needed to accurately predict simulation results, showing that larger-scale correlations in the population distribution have an important effect on dynamics.
It is shown that a proposed analytical expression accurately fits simulation data of Hagen et al. (Physica A 272 (1999) 376) for the rotational velocity autocorrelation function of interacting Brownian particles.
To ensure that the performance of evolved heuristics is accurately estimated, the simulation model needs to be a good representation of the real system.
As extensively tested [12, 14 18, 43], the coarse-grained model accurately reproduces atomistic simulations; the computational efficiency is improved by about two orders of magnitude when compared to its atomistic counterpart.
If the simulation accurately reproduces these (i.e., if it simulates accurately enough all the e 1, …, e n factors and the relevant aspects of the physical structure of the system), then one may be relatively sure that the behavior of the simulation will be diagnostic of the plausibility of the target hypothesis.
Measured monomer conversions and polymer molecular weight were accurately predicted by model simulation.
An optimum particle size for maximum cyclic equilibrium product oxygen purity is shown to exist; this is accurately predicted by model simulation.
