The phrase "allows emulating" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capability of a system or software to replicate the functions of another system or software.
Example: "The new software allows emulating various operating systems on a single device."
Alternatives: "enables emulation" or "permits emulating".
We describe the software tools we have developed to connect all the wireless nodes with the server, and how Castadiva allows emulating connections among them.
The noise generator, which is implemented on an additional USRP, is used to create an artificially high noise floor, which allows emulating various signal-to-noise ratios (SNR) without being impacted by receiver sensitivity limits.
This attack is mainly caused by virtualization [4, 5], which is the backbone of the recent cloud computing architecture, where virtualization allows emulating a particular computer system and sharing physical resources (e.g., CPU and network bandwidth).
Interpolating the MIMO-OFDM waveforms prior to its transmission allows for emulating high-velocity conditions while conducting low-velocity experiments.
The second one, implemented with a programmable electronic source, allows to emulate an alternative energy module, particularly a wind energy generation system.
In this way, multi-vesicle assemblies provide an artificial bottom-up model system that allows to emulate and analyze natural cell-cell communication for instance (see (ii) for a scenario how to implement vesicle-vesicle communication in multi-vesicle assemblies).
"We weren't allowed to emulate any sexual reference at the same time as holding the Bible, but we were allowed to show a woman being beaten over the head to death.
This narrative play allows Gospodinov to emulate what he has called "the non-eventfulness" of recent history in Bulgaria, where the Communist era passed without the mass protests that rocked other parts of the Eastern Bloc.
It's basically an homage and a love letter to home computing and technology from the 70s, 80s, and 90s, giving a visual history from this period that allows you to emulate graphics from around 40 different systems—so many that, even if you don't know them, it's fun to just try out their different looks.
Sons of Liberty allows the player to emulate much real-life behavior, but there is one thing you would do in real life that you can't do in the game: You can't say: "Would you shut up and get to the point?
