Twelve years before, in 1974, Nunn had opened the Other Place, a tiny former storeroom in Stratford where young directors could emulate the experiments then being conducted on the London fringe; then, in 1977, he pulled a similar trick at the Donmar Warehouse in Covent Garden, which had been used to store fruit until Nunn and his team spotted its potential.
The experiments emulate a large flooding attack launched from mutually distant geographic data centers.
Additionally, in Nilsson et al. (2011), daily 2-h segments from the 15-day CONT08 campaign in August 2008 were used to emulate single-baseline experiments corresponding to INT1 and INT2 sessions.
Dr. Ohmoto points out that most of Dr. Farquhar's rocks and diamonds show an excess of the sulfur 34 isotope while experiments emulating the early atmosphere produce lower-than-average amounts of sulfur 34.
America's recent modest success in promoting democracy in the wider Middle East since the toppling of Saddam could be thrown rapidly into reverse: Arabs will not rush to emulate a democratic experiment that collapses.
We evaluated the performance in an OFDMA-based wireless network by simulation experiments, emulating mobile WiMAX systems with parameters listed in Table 1.
These experiments roughly emulate natural fluvial processes including aggradation, lateral erosion, degradation, knickpoint retreat, ponding, and overflow.
The traces at this stage is important for our simulation based experiments to emulate the functioning of the block layer before submission to the I/O scheduler.
The approach is illustrated in numerical simulations, and its effectiveness demonstrated in experiments that emulate the statistics of nuclear emissions using a pulsed laser.
Field microcosm and laboratory precipitation experiments, which emulated natural conditions, were conducted to compare abiotic and biotic precipitation pathways.
