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The Biosphere was designed to simulate the Earth's environment.
chatbot: noun A computer program designed to simulate conversation with human users, especially over the internet.
The engineers then spent nearly three hours testing the software on computers designed to simulate Ford networks overseas.
Party was held at the Escadrille Restaurant, which is designed to simulate the interior of an airplane.
But the "I" in the game is definitely us, because the first-person camera is designed to simulate our viewpoint.
In her London apartment, the taffeta curtains were designed to simulate icicles dripping from the edge of a windowsill.
Coincidentally, several San Francisco hospitals today were participating in a statewide emergency response drill designed to simulate radiation exposure caused by a "dirty bomb" terrorist attack.
The fastest of these machines were specialized systems designed to simulate the tremendous forces that come into play in the first microseconds of a nuclear explosion.
The room in which she is walking is a climatic chamber, designed to simulate precise environmental conditions and to gauge their effects on human subjects.
To model the spread of dioxin, the researchers used government computer programs designed to simulate the spread of radiation in the event of a nuclear accident.
Today, the Biotechnology Industry Organization offered new data showing that the protein broke down in laboratory tests designed to simulate food processing.
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