Sentence examples for capable of emulating from inspiring English sources

Whereas the last few huge Internet Archive emulation projects have been powered by JSMESS (a Javascript system capable of emulating hundreds of systems and consoles), this latest addition is instead powered by EM-DOSBOX — an independent project that focuses solely on DOS.

You'd imagine European painters capable of emulating old masters might go into forgery rather than contemporary art.

Mark Cavendish, the road race world champion, is confident that he is capable of emulating his famous Milan-San Remo win in the Italian one-day Classic on Saturday.

To that end, Cruz is emulating the only Reagan he is capable of emulating — the strident one, the losing one — which is, or ought to be, another object lesson in the perils of emulating Reagan at all.

It allows software to run on any device capable of emulating a fictitious computer, called a "Java virtual machine", that does not even physically exist.The simplest sort of software emulator, called an interpreter, works by looking up each instruction from the foreign program to find how to carry out the equivalent operation on the host machine.

Williams recorded the second quickest time in three of the final four training runs, suggesting that she is capable of emulating her World Cup silver medal at the same venue last year behind Mellisa Hollingsworth, whop is the strong Canadian gold medal favourite.

GAs have been introduced in the 60s by John Holland for two purposes [65]: to explain the adaptive processes of natural systems, and to design artificial systems software capable to emulate the mechanisms of natural systems.

To that end, Cruz is emulating the only Reagan he is capable of emulating the strident one, the losing one which is, or ought to be, another object lesson in the perils of emulating Reagan at all.

But don't think of emulating him.

Which parts were worthy of emulating?

What CCP Games has no intention of emulating?