Sentence examples for and the emulation of from inspiring English sources
These married couples are clamouring for positive proof of their success and the emulation of a middle-class consumption ethic, as well as, perhaps contradictorially, celebrating local boosterism, growth and achievement.
The main contributions of this work are the integration of the DTN reference implementation and the emulation of a DTN data-mule scenario.
The proposed pickup model includes a comb effect dependent on the pickup position, the magnetic field distance nonlinearity, and the emulation of the pickup selector switches.
The software uses a highly optimised core combined with a flexible compiler to provide the user with tools for the design of new processor array hardware architectures and the emulation of existing devices.
A clone library generated from such a PCR product will be dominated by chloroplast, and the emulation of numerous chloroplasts and rhizoplane bacterial 16S rDNA for primers also distorts the results of different fingerprinting analyses.
The simulation procedures such as noise parameters, high-speed simulation engine, and the emulation of the temporal stimulations are also described.
And while the emulation of Verlan and banlieu culture might be flattering, she worries about recent polls showing that a majority of French feel that there are too many Arabs in the country.
It uses QualNet as the network simulator and provides the emulation of the SOS operating system [37].
The proposed spatio-temporally correlated simulation model is completely deterministic and enables the emulation of the desired fading behaviour with comparably little effort.
The system utilizes a fuzzy-logic schema to introduce compliance into the human robot interaction, and to allow the emulation of a wide variety of therapy techniques.
The reported Dynamic Micro Tissue Engineering System (DynaMiTES) combines the advantages of in vitro cell culture models and microfluidic systems for the emulation of dynamic drug absorption at different physiological barriers and, later, for the investigation of dynamic culture conditions.
