Sentence examples for emulated by using from inspiring English sources

In our experiments, clients have been emulated by using the well-known SIPp traffic generator [39].

This is how it was done in \(\mathsf{LP}\): Axiom Internalization can then be emulated by using !!\(e :(! e :( e : A))\) instead of \ e_{3} :( e_{2} :( e_{1} : A))\), etc.

Rather than emulating by using their preferred method or (blindly) copying an alternative method that a conspecific demonstrated to solve an instrumental task, dogs selectively re-enacted the demonstrated action depending on the constraints of the situation of the demonstrator.

If the observer understands how to solve the task (and achieve the desired goal), and the demonstrated action is not justified by the constraints of the situation, he/she would rather emulate by using their own preferred method to achieve the goal in the easiest way.

Sometimes it almost seems as though it does not matter whether a Democrat or a Republican gets elected: once in office, either will follow the tide of public opinion, channeled one way and then the other by Mr Reiner and his kind.In this kind of mediacracy, a politician can only hope to match the influence of Mr Reiner by emulating him: by using the media to shift public opinion too.

For something like this to closely emulate television by using nothing but a web browser and (presumably) Flash would be quite a sight to behold, likely requiring an uberfast connection.

Our primary aim was to build up a simple, real-time test environment with camera input and display output in order to mimic the behavior of retina model implementation on emulated digital CNN by using low-cost, moderate-sized field-programmable gate array (FPGA) architectures.

And so a generation of students, raised in an environment that encourages medication, are emulating the professionals by using drugs in the classroom as performance enhancers.

Any auxiliaries as well as the engine cooling are emulated by an electrical load, using an analogue signal/CAN converter module for communication.

One approach to causal inference with observational data emulates randomized trials by using an instrumental variable (IV), a variable that influences exposure but, conditional on the exposure, has no influence on the outcome (Angrist, Imbens, and Rubin, 1996).

Mobile CA servers emulate the CA role by using a scheme, and the central CA servers delegate the CA role to mobile CA servers by using a scheme.