Most analog events, however, can be simulated digitally.
Although digital representations are approximations of analog events, they are useful because they are relatively easy to store and manipulate electronically.
Analog events are also in full swing on the National Day of Unplugging (the next one takes place March 4 and 5), when groups around the country host bonfires, yoga sessions, outdoor games, and themed evening get-togethers centered on music, crafts and board games.
We actually do analog training events on earth where we go out into the wilderness as a team to be able to get to know ourselves and to get to know the other members of our crew.
Philbin, T. G. et al. Fiber-optical analog of the event horizon.
Philbin, T. G., Kuklewicz, C., Robertson, S., Hill, S., König, F. & Leonhardt, U. Fiber-optical analog of the event horizon.
An optical analog of the event horizon of a gravitational black hole can be produced with light pulses propagating along an optical fiber, providing a tractable experimental system.
What makes it a difficult technique to use is that there is rarely a perfect analog for an event in the future.
Mismatch negativity (MMN) and its neuromagnetic analog (MMNm) are event-related brain responses elicited by changes in a sequence of auditory events and indexes early cognitive processing.
