According to Dictionary.com, simulation is defined as "imitation or enactment, as of something anticipated or in testing". Emulation, on the other hand, is a reproduction of the exact scenario, such that it is a recreation or replicate and indistinguishable from the original.
First, the enactment of legislation prohibiting something raises the probability that courts will allow related things not expressly forbidden.
It is true that in the most straightforward and paradigmatic case of mental image formation – the direct recall of an earlier perceptual experience of something – enactment of what one would be doing if actually perceiving that thing is equivalent to re-enactment of what one did during the original perceptual episode.
That trend, criminologists say, provides evidence that something besides enactment of capital punishment laws drives homicides.
The enactment was something to be seen and heard.
Before the enactment of the Affordable Care Act, insurance companies determined whether something was considered a pre-existing condition, and could thus refuse to sell a policy or charge two or three times more for coverage.
Whatever its root cause, Kazan's public enactment of this primal scene of treason seems to have liberated something in his art.
But perhaps we can view this thinness as a practical rather than a theoretical problem, as something to be remedied by the formulation and enactment of legal norms.
"I think he meant that we're not going to have everything shut right down," he continued, suggesting that there could be a future date of an enactment of an Obamacare repeal so that Congress could come up with something.
At its outset, labour migration can be appreciated as a tentative enactment of distinctive "capacities to aspire"; put differently, an intransitive effort at obtaining something more, whatever the ways of defining it and the definitional clarity.
