Sentence examples for emulation capability from inspiring English sources

The inclusion of attack traffic into the Command and Control Wind Tunnel (C2WT) tool suite with network emulation capability was achieved by integration with the back-end of the Security Experimentation Environment SEERR) workbench.

The files in this directory give MS-DOS Kermit full Hebrew terminal emulation capability, including the standard (i.e. WordPerfect :-) key map for entering Hebrew letters on the PC keyboard, complete with automatic English/Hebrew switching directed by the host, everything you get on a real Hebrew-model VT420 terminal.

VDTN@Lab features an emulation capability, allowing live experiments with prototyped hardware and software embedded into robotic cards, desktop, and netbooks computers.

But now it appears that software has invaded the land of hardware yet again with the news that a group of Russian developers is building an emulation capability to run x86 programs on ARM -based servers.

The proposed testbed features (i) an emulation capability allowing live experiments with prototyped hardware and software embedded into robotic cars, computers/laptops, and netbooks; (ii) an integrated environment capable to emulate VDTN protocol stacks, services, and applications; and (iii) operation under emulated realistic operating conditions.

Activate the emulation capabilities of the ePSXe emulator by getting the PSX BIOS files.

It can also be used if you simply do not need Kermit's networking or graphics terminal emulation capabilities, in which case you can run bigger programs "under" Kermit in the extra free memory.

This lead us to extend our test lab with wireless link emulation capabilities.

Apple is reportedly revamping the telephoto lens that is being used for the optical zoom emulation capabilities, which should be ready in time for the iPhone 8 release.

The emulation capabilities of KauNet in general and of the trigger mechanism in particular, is however easily scalable to scenarios involving a larger number of nodes.

The second set of experiments concerns a real-world energy source emulation, namely, a battery discharge process which is taken as a representative case study of the emulation capabilities of the system.