For example, efficacy data from the EVIDENCE trial 66– 68 which lasted for 64 weeks was utilized in a model that simulated effects for a 4-year period.
The SpotCode team, for example, has a prototype service that simulates an airport experience.
Sierra Nevada's plant, for example, features a thermal vacuum chamber that simulates the cold void of space and a pint-size mission control to track its commercial satellite launches.
For example, to build a model that simulates a driving task, a modeler needs to build a driving simulation environment so that the model can interact with the simulated vehicle.
For example, a 2004 CIA inspector general's report concluded that the way the CIA practiced waterboarding, an interrogation technique that simulates drowning, was harsher than Bush administration lawyers had envisioned in the memos they wrote signing off on it.
For example, in a flight simulation game, when you bank left, a signal is sent to the joystick activating a motor that simulates the effect of resistance to executing the turn that you'd feel in a real plane.
Do something that simulates your mind.
He notes, for example, that the simulated UAV the researchers developed is only efficient at relatively high speeds; at lower speeds, flight efficiency drops dramatically.
Kilner et al. (2007), for example, hypothesize that simulated motor acts provide predictions to the visual system.
In addition to that, simulated emissions may be used to study, for example, the effects of separate parameters of the real EMFs, but in no way should simulated emissions substitute the real ones.
