Sentence examples for emulated in a from inspiring English sources

The carved lacquer technique developed in Yuan China was emulated in a somewhat simpler manner in Japan.

This "process view" explains how life can be emulated in a computer, since the same processes can occur in other virtual substrates made from abstract symbols and rules for their interaction.

The design changes are first tested in the numerical domain, and the resultant device conditions are then emulated in a hemodynamic shearing device (HSD) in which platelet activity is measured under device emulated conditions.

Fully variable user distributions are emulated in a realistic airport model: Málaga airport, IATA code: AGP (ranked the 33rd busiest airport in Europe with 12.5 million passengers per year) is selected as a key scenario for the deployment (see Fig. 4).

Yet when this CPU is emulated in a FPGA, it can be clocked up to 400 MHz, which is like running a game at around 24,000 frames per second.

Its output may be saved as an SPC700 sound format (.SPC) file, or the audio subsystem can be emulated in a stand-alone manner to play back all game music except for a few games that constantly stream their samples from ROM. Custom cartridges or PC interfaces can be used to load and play.SPC files onto a real SNES SPC700 and DSP.

Best of all, unlike rolling acres of grasses, it's something you can emulate in a suburban garden with a pair of birches, a handful of hostas and the courage to plant alliums in the shade.

The timing is good, art's current penchant being to emulate, in a search for renewed relevance, myriad manifestations of cultural expression, from pop music and film to political advertising.

So, to call K-HOLE fan fiction would be wrong — because it isn't satirical or fake — but the gesture at first was in the spirit of fan fiction, in that we thought trend forecasting was worth emulating in a different format.

"This crisis can trigger innovation for Haiti, allowing us to move beyond the desperation you see now," said Volmir Fachini, the director of the project, which the group hopes to emulate in a sprawling tent camp of about 3,500 families adjacent to Kai Nou.

"The greatest thing about roasts is they're impossible to emulate in a restaurant," says Marco Canora of NYC's Hearth.