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.
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].
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.
In this work, we emulate intravascular conditions by studying the changes in SWCNT conjugation and structure in the presence of endothelial cell-secreted factors.
Using our testbed, drastic changes in available bandwidth were emulated.
Later versions of the Attorney General's Guidelines on FBI Undercover Operations, widely emulated by other federal agencies, show some changes in language from those published before Jacobson.
The Oliviers have become notably starrier and more razzle-dazzle in recent years – an attempt to emulate Broadway's Tony awards – and this year also brought changes in the judging, with West End producers and theatre operators voting alongside dedicated panels.
Consistent with the model, gain-of-function experiments with these constructs suggested that progressive changes in the level of Gli activity were sufficient to emulate the patterning activity of graded Shh signalling (Stamataki et al, 2005).
