At a high level of information Abstraction, it can be reasonably deduced that an interface which adapts in a manner similar to or consistent with living systems would be equally successful in emulating changes in user characteristics, tasks and situations.
To emulate dynamic changes in the system, we make use of various types of balls, varying in mass, diameter and surface.
If you want to ride Buffett's coattails even with a lag, you can emulate the changes in the Berkshire portfolio by adding to your Wal-Mart position, reducing your Procter & Gamble and Johnson & Johnson (I'm surprised), increasing your Sanofi-Aventis and dumping ConocoPhillips as fast as you can.
Yes, onscreen The Clock appears to emulate constant change, but it's really change we can replay on demand.
All the image processing algorithms for low form-factor SNs are implemented and tested using the Atom processor with Matlab (version R2012b) to emulate incremental change in computational load (i.e., added current load), similar to the work of [20].
A competition-like behavior between the composomes is observed in which the relative proportions composomal states in the emulated population changes over the time course.
The models were calibrated to emulate large-scale changes in ecosystem structure between 1976 and 1996, as predicted by data from fishery-independent trawl surveys.
As discussed below, many of these neuroendocrine changes emulate typical sex differences observed in other species during puberty and reproduction, and these results may indicate the endocrine underpinnings of eusociality in naked mole-rats.
Many of Bugnini's reforms were aimed at appeasing non-Catholics, and changes emulating Protestant services were made, including placing altars to face the people instead of a sacrifice toward the liturgical east.
People should pledge this new year to try to emulate Nelson Mandela and change the world around them, the Archbishop of Canterbury has said.
