Sentence examples for artificially generated by from inspiring English sources
No less eloquent than the drama is the depiction of place: inside, the cosy but impersonal hotel, with its faux-natural caramel walls; outside, the ski slopes, themselves a theme-park idealisation of nature, with the snow artificially generated by cannons and groomed to smooth perfection by ploughs in the night.
Heterogeneities in tendon samples were artificially generated by local compression parallel and perpendicular to the tendon plug axis.
In both papers, data sets were artificially generated by considering statistical models to emulate ion drift measurements along hypothetical Swarm satellite tracks.
The modified Monte Carlo is achieved by importance sampling which means that important events, and then errors, are artificially generated by biasing the noise process.
The room environment is artificially generated by the modified frequency domain image source model (ISM) with negative reflection coefficients [28, 29].
The gas plasma can be artificially generated by various types of discharge, including arc, corona, direct current, glow, high/low frequency, micro, pulse, and streamer.
Some atoms on Earth have been artificially generated either deliberately or as by-products of nuclear reactors or explosions.
In the past this technique has been used for studies of beam-plasma interactions, caused by both natural auroral electron beams via sounding rockets and by artificially generated electron beams on Space Shuttle missions (STS-46, STS-75).
As a third way to evaluate precision, we "artificially" generated ground truth data by merging the sets of publications with two random names and then cluster them.
This method, using microelectrodes, has been widely used in animal studies; however, the precise path followed by the artificially generated impulse may be difficult to establish.
The BEA and standard cloud methods are compared in their ability to recreate three "pseudo-realities", each represented by an artificially generated EDP|IM relationship derived from a large set of analysis runs.
