Sentence examples for had to simulate from inspiring English sources

"They had to simulate the entire life history of the aircraft".

The Bank of England's governor, Mervyn King, had alluded to the exercise in an interview in 2005, noting: "To make it real, we've actually had to simulate problems in real live institutions … the skill in constructing it is to make it plausible".

"Personally, I have never had to simulate motivation - that is part of my nature".

To get the machine to display a comparatively complicated game, Väänänen had to simulate an oscilloscope in code and then learn how to program the Hitachi to move the ray across the screen.

"I had to simulate the act in front of Jodie Foster, Biggssaidid.

The filmmakers had to simulate lens flares on the ships in keeping with the film's cinematography.

The common method used to fix this problem is Monte Carlo simulation in which one has to simulate the transmitter, the transmission channel, and the receiver.

In the theatre, you have to simulate all that.

Anyone hoping to see Yankees closer Mariano Rivera start the All-Star Game at Yankee Stadium on Tuesday night will probably have to simulate it for themselves on PlayStation.

"One has to simulate reality," he said in 2005 in an interview with The Capital Times in Madison, Wis.

With lung cancer it is possible to compare groups of smokers and non-smokers; with climate change computers have to simulate the equivalent of the non-smokers.