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In the present work, it has been attempted to simulate a Pebble Bed Reactor core environment as compared to Part I.
The trial driver used to test the algorithms attempted to simulate a real time network.
The forces we used attempted to simulate a patient walking upstairs/downstairs, which would put the patient's proximal tibia under higher forces than just walking on level ground [7, 8].
Although translation of these findings in the clinical setting will require the use of humanized mAbs linked to different radionuclides and more extensive preclinical studies, we attempted to simulate a galectin-3-based imaging of human thyroid cancer ex-vivo.
Using multi-level structural equation modeling (MSEM) coupled with propensity score reweighting to adjust for selection bias, our approach attempted to simulate a randomized dose response trial to estimate non-biased treatment effects.
However, when we attempted to simulate a broader range of visual search experiments, it became clear that this initial version of VS-SAIM was not able to mimic this additional data.
This study attempted to simulate an integrated approach by asking the trainees to come up with questions that were based on real patients, and using questions generated by other residents.
In addition, it showcases a distinctly MIT-flavored approach to game design in attempting to simulate a complex system to create a compelling fantasy experience.
Running the program, known as Compass, which attempts to simulate a brain, at the speed of a human brain would require a flow of electricity in a conventional computer that is equivalent to what is needed to power both San Francisco and New York, Dr. Modha said.
Before attempting to simulate a flow with Titan2D, data regarding its physical nature must be gathered.
Die-hard fans of America's brand of football revel in every opportunity to mock the dives taken by soccer players attempting to simulate a foul in order to get a call from the referee.
