Sentence examples for emulated with a from inspiring English sources
During this transition, perhaps the only remaining piece of CEH (clunky external hardware) will be the sub-woofer, which cannot be emulated with a head-worn device.
Bands today try to replicate that recording in the belief that its rough sound can be emulated with a rough recording – one bad mic, and all in one room.
This can be emulated with a bit-errors insertion pattern coupled with a high-sensitivity contact trigger pattern.
Cost-effective measurement campaigns were carried out where high-mobility scenarios are emulated with a vehicle moving at a low speed.
In [4], channel estimation error is emulated with a randomly generated error constrained by the value of its average power, and the affected FER is plotted.
The Rayleigh fading channel is emulated with an exponential-decaying power delay profile according to E [ | h [ nT s ] | 2 ] ∝ e − 1 2 n with n∈{0,⋯,K/4−1}.
This instability may take the form of a harmonic resonance induced by the interaction between the input impedance and the source output impedance, as illustrated in Fig. 10, where the grid is emulated with an ideal voltage source and its output impedance, whereas the PET is modeled with the input impedance Zi or input admittance Yi [24, 25].
He also imagines real beach waves as a product of the elements: wind, finger-combing in the product for a similar effect, and suntan lotion, which he emulates with a spritz of his Restore spray, to increase shine and fight dryness.
He got hilarious kudos on "The Daily Show" hosted by Jon Stewart, who Youssef is supposed to emulate, with a backdrop of Morsi's picture and a caption reading "Viva Hate".
Putting aside the fact that the changes seen in CR are multifaceted and may not be easy to emulate with a single therapeutic, diet-related senemorphisms raise another serious hurdle: Because AL and CR aging are different processes with widely differing biochemistries, a drug which mimics one part of the CR pathway but in an AL background may have unpredictable effects.
Thus, AUX, MATLAB, and C cover different scopes of demands, and AUX is not intended to replace either MATLAB or C. The convenient features that AUX offers for generation and processing of signals could be emulated with tools developed as a MATLAB toolbox or a C library.
