The show, broadcast five mornings a week, strives to emulate reality television's winning formula, pumping up the suspense by having the stylists race against the clock to prep their subjects for, say, a job interview only hours away.
The dissimilarity in the distribution of the rare phenotype SP cells in culture and the type A cells in both the "extrinsic" and "intrinsic" models indicates that the phenotypic switch (at least in our system) may follow an intermediate scheme, where each model emulates reality only partially.
Why emulate reality at all? Enter Beatsurfing.
In other states, politicians have simply hidden from uncomfortable financial reality, emulating their Washington-based cousins.
Avoid emulating someone from reality TV, especially if their behavior contradicts your principles and morals.
Nor did many question the ethics of the amateur videomakers, most of whom, says Robert Morgenthau, the Manhattan D.A., sold their tapes to news outlets for cash, in a transaction emulating that between "reality -TV packagereality -TVnetworks.
Geometry-based models emulate the physical reality and thus reproduce many effects implicitly: small-scale fading, correlation of the signals at different antenna elements, and even large-scale changes of delays and directions.
For clarity, we introduce the term pCPU which designates a physical CPU, as opposing to a vCPU which is in reality a QEMU thread emulating the CPU of a VM.
Cecilia knew it; and emulating his skill in living with distress, abandoned stern reality for what imagination more kindly offered.
