The phrase "actual and simulated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing real versus artificially created scenarios, data, or environments, often in contexts like research, gaming, or simulations.
Example: "The study compared the effects of actual and simulated environments on participant behavior."
Alternatives: "real and artificial" or "genuine and modeled".
The modification in the model was done to bring the resemblance between actual and simulated results by providing the actual simulation environment.
Comparing to the results of Simulation B, the differences between the actual and simulated stream networks were much more noticeable.
The differences between actual and simulated images were accurately determined to evaluate the correctness of the simulations.
Performance of outlier and neutral loci for mixed composition analyses based on simulation of a range of realistic fishery scenarios and according to actual and simulated baselines, including standard deviations.
Both that show and the re-made Cosmos also knew that, due to advances in cameras and digital graphics, the actual and simulated images from space would be superior to anything seen before.
But McGinn is right: this time, as in the second movie, the directors Larry and Andy Wachowski have made the intricacies of the original "Matrix" (the play between actual and simulated reality?) secondary to the main events of spectacle, fighting, and stunningly wooden dialogue.
As the goal of training is to minimize the difference between the actual (desired) and simulated outputs, the network error is computed at this stage.
Open image in new window Fig. 14 Predicted vehicle market shares, by type approval CO2 exhaust emission bracket, under actual 2010 and simulated 50% higher fuel cost Open image in new window Fig. 15 Predicted vehicle market shares, by energy carrier and/or curb weight, under actual 2010 and simulated 50% higher fuel cost.
The case studies show good conformance between actual results and simulated results verifying that assembly complexity influences geometrical quality and the benefits of including it in early geometry assurance activities.
For the overall professionalism items the average bias between the actual population and simulated values was 10.9%.
The slope of the regression between average breeding values against generation is stored at each iteration for both actual (reg1) and simulated (reg2) breeding values.
