The phrase "are being simulated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where an action is currently taking place, particularly in discussions about processes, experiments, or models.
Example: "The various scenarios are being simulated to assess their potential outcomes."
Alternatives: "are currently simulated" or "are in the process of being simulated."
If you hope that humanity will survive into the far future, growing in power and knowledge all the while, then you must accept the possibility that we are being simulated today.
This study presents an adaptive multi-analysis technique that improves the efficiency of these computations when multiple alternatives are being simulated.
Various bolus and basal insulin adjustments are being simulated with responses analyzed using control-variability grid analyses (39) for refinement of current generation CLC.
Since the initial conditions for what is being simulated are not known, he said, "You take the result you see and tweak parameters of possible initial conditions to get the result you see".
You do not have to be La Rochefoucauld to know that humans love to witness the distress of others when it is being simulated by beautiful women and handsome men under impeccable lighting.
The schematic of Fig. 4 shows the circuitry displayed when it was being simulated on PROTEUS Professional for circuit designs (NIC 2011).
To estimate the poloidal distribution of FW surface temperatures, the MGI process is being simulated using the 2D code TOKES, assuming toroidal symmetry.
Nitrogen deposition is being simulated by the application of dry ammonium nitrate to mimic the projected maximum rate of nitrogen deposition in this area around 2050 (Phoenix et al. 2006).
A demonstration SOFC/GT hybrid power plant is being setup in Stuttgart with state of the art, commercially available electrolyte supported cell (ESC) stacks and its operation is being simulated by means of a overall system model.
Time is typically calculated within an ABM by dividing the total time over which the biological system is being simulated into discrete time‐steps.
