Sentence examples for computerized simulation from inspiring English sources

Two other contests will take place in a computerized simulation system and are intended to be broadly open to a range of entrants from around the world.

In reality (such as it is), the whole 1500s adventure is a computerized simulation within the mind of your real character, Desmond Miles, a present-day descendant of Ezio who is strapped into a brain-reading machine.

Had he been in a primary care field like family practice or pediatrics, he would also have spent an afternoon at a computerized simulation of medical practice, managing such lifelike patients as a child with a copious nosebleed while the computer tracked his every action, from ordering a blood transfusion to reassuring the worried mother.

All of the contenders are depicted with the true racing attributes of their 3-year-old careers, developed with technology from Horse Racing Simulation L.L.C. Watch the post parade, make your winning selection and see how it compares to the computerized simulation.

A friend had been playing a computerized simulation of his games and relaying moves via the headset.

Potential additional value of computerized simulation on the learning curve of basic CCE remains unknown.

He said he believed that the company's extensive use of computerized simulations to test various systems could also save time and help it get back on schedule by 2011.

There has been a trend among medical schools to eliminate the gross anatomy lab dissection, replacing it with a (far less time-consuming) study of predissected, preserved prosections and computerized simulations.

The EvoGrid goal is to detect evidence of self-organizing behavior in computerized simulations that have been constructed to model the first emergence of life in the physical world.

The mainstream view, based on computerized simulations of the climate system, is that a doubling of greenhouse gas concentrations would produce a warming of about 3 to 8 degrees.

"Even if we accept that those evidences were true," the rebuttal said, "they are all based on some computerized simulations and not a 'practical activity.' That is why the Agency has called the whole project 'studies.' There is no evidence in those documents to prove that the studies have been changed into practical projects or activities".