Sentence examples for by the emulation from inspiring English sources
A fundamental assumption of ecosystem-based management by the emulation of natural disturbances is that logging practices would protect biodiversity by maintaining key ecosystem properties.
It was precisely his vexed relation to tradition that allowed the artist to signify both the continuity guaranteed by the emulation of old masters and the interruptive force of market-driven novelty demanded of the modern artist.
As long as the important characteristics for the study at hand are still captured by the emulation system, the obtained results will still be valid.
Therefore, by the Emulation Theorem, ι ^ ∘ m ∘ ι - 1 is an emulation.
From the viewpoint of analog quantum simulation, the large coherence times and non-linearities achieved with superconducting qubits [9 12] have opened frontiers towards the simulation of Hubbard models with photonic excitations and, as a by-product, the emulation of classical static fields in circuit lattices [13 15].
Section 4 exemplifies the use of triggers and the DTN adaptation layer by examining the emulation of a bus data mule, first with a small 3-node setup then with a more extensive 14-node setup.
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.
Thus, there remains residual self-interference at the relay, that is modeled as a fading channel which, by its turn, allows the emulation of various (non)line-of-sight configurations arising from antenna isolation and interference cancelation techniques [9, 10, 15 17].
The emulation is achieved by a virtual machine that can fetch decode and execute AT90S1200 instructions from the external RAM.
In data-driven mode the emulation effect encountered by a packet is dependent on the position of the packet in the data stream.
Women-becoming-men, he argues, really exist, the product of a society that has confused the emulation of one sex by the other with true equality.
