Sentence examples for emulated on a from inspiring English sources
Harken also pulled a trick that would be emulated on a larger scale by Enron: In effect it borrowed money to pay its bills, while using loopholes in accounting rules to conceal the resulting debt.
Here's Mac OS running (well, it's emulated) on a Microsoft Surface.
Sadly, after all that work he went back to using Windows 7, albeit emulated on a virtual machine.
But a shared memory system can be emulated on a distributed system using distributed shared memory (DSM) [12].
Using computational models of how the basic elements operate, the whole brain could then be emulated on a sufficiently capacious computer.
The radio transmission of each packet is emulated on a radio-block basis taking into account several system-level aspects such as the cell site deployment, number of emulated users, mobility patterns, propagation impairments, and so on.
In the DARPA simulations, where a tactical mobile network was emulated on an Ethernet network, the researchers experimented to see how much they could reduce the bandwidth of the network while maintaining the same standard of communication.
"For the Mecca of basketball not to have something to emulate on a daily basis in a positive way is disturbing to me".
For jaded parliamentarians, punting on the Grand Canal could provide a wholesome substitute for the wine feasts of Strasbourg, and the hall of mirrors a visual bonus for those who visit European assemblies to hear their own voices.Yet the vision of a Palace of Europe just falls short of emulating on a continental scale the glories of the court of Louise XIV.
The defendant is the Connectix Corporation, which makes and sells a software program called "Virtual Game Station". The purpose of the Virtual Game Station is to emulate on a regular computer the functioning of the Sony PlayStation console, so that computer owners who buy the Virtual Game Station software can play Sony PlayStation games on their computers.
The London mayor had already made clear what he thinks of Corbyn's chances of emulating on a national scale his recent triumph in the fight for City Hall: "If Jeremy remains as leader, Labour is extremely unlikely to win the next general election".
