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But Haseltine argued that modelling games is less useful than being able to model the people playing them, and A.I. isn't there yet.

This framework, being able to model, additionally, signals with periodically varying statistics, is better able to exhibit the underlying physical concepts of the modulation mechanism present in the vibration response of bearings.

Being able to model intelligent interactions between adaptive adversaries and defenders is the main advantage of game theory, while the main criticisms of the usage of game theory is that it is mathematically complicated and that it over-simplifies reality.

This type of model architecture supports the usage of piecewise local linear predictors, being able to model flexibly different degrees of non-linearities implicitly contained in the mapping between NIR spectra and reference values.

Nonlinear oscillators are ubiquitous in sciences, being able to model the behavior of complex nonlinear phenomena, as well as in engineering, being able to generate repeating (i.e., periodic) or non-repeating (i.e., chaotic) reference signals.

Ultimately by being able to model fracture behaviour accurately, this would enable a systematic study of microstructural variables in isolation to optimise composition to improve fracture toughness, something which is difficult to do experimentally.

But I'm not going to be able to model for the rest of my life.

The REA is able to model accurately the wetting process.

For example, they have been able to model the reflection characteristics of velvet and brushed aluminum.

Sophisticated constitutive models which are able to model concrete dilation and robust modeling techniques are required.

"We won't be able to model consciousness, or the effect of gravity on your joints," says Ingber.