Sentence examples for evolution of a simulation from inspiring English sources
For each system size, we launched concurrently on the GPU an increasing number of stochastic simulations; that is, we launched the simulation kernel with an increasing number of blocks (as explained before, the evolution of a simulation instance is computed entirely by a single block of threads independently from the others).
Teach about natural selection: In this classroom activity for grades 9-12, studexperienceience one mechanism of evolution through a simulation that models the principles of natural selection and helps answer the question: How might biological change have occurred and been reinforced over time?
Teach about natural selection: In this classroom activity for grades 9-16, studexperienceience one mechanism of evolution through a simulation that models the principles of natural selection and helps answer the question: how might biological change have occurred and been reinforced over time?
C the i loop controls the time evolution of all simulations.
In this paper, we report on the successful evolution of a 2 trillion particles simulation of the LCDM model from (z=49) to (z=0) in less than 80 h of wall clock time including on-the-fly analysis, performed on the the Swiss National Supercomputing Center Machine, Piz Daint, using 4000+ GPU-accelerated nodes (see Figure 2).
The work presented in this paper shows a clear evolution of inverse simulation from its initial days when the mathematical models used were relatively simple into a mature analytical technique able to incorporate state of the art mathematical models and be applied to real flight dynamics problems.
It contrasts with a cohort simulation, in which the evolution of a group of patients is simulated assuming that all patients behave as the "average" individual.
The chapter opens with the description of evolution of photonic simulation tools over the last several years.
We describe the evolution of web-based simulation and derive a collection of modeling principles that characterize our vision of the web-based simulation future.
It has been recognized that different MP schemes can significantly influence the structure and evolution of an MCS in numerical simulations (e.g., Van Weverberg et al. 2013; Adams-Selin et al. 2013).
