Sentence examples for hard to simulate from inspiring English sources

Human skin was devilishly hard to simulate: "It's this crazy landscape of fuzz and squish".

It's so hard to simulate that because there are so many different user cases that you can't simulate in a test environment.

It is unlikely that he will ever need to forage for food, but the rain-or-shine sessions out in the woods taught him independence of a type that is hard to simulate in cultivated environments.

Cloth is hard to simulate yet it's important in gaming, scientific analysis, and CGI.

This makes it hard to simulate the impact of changes in transport costs and transport networks on the trade flows.

Apple, Amazon, and others have worked hard to simulate the experience of reading a book on a tablet computer, device or smartphone.

But it's a lot harder to simulate in a laboratory the sort of big life decisions that are risky and hard to reverse: Whether to move across the country.

While Feynman's conjecture is still unproven, complexity theorists attempt to narrow the gap between what they believe is true about quantum mechanics, namely, that it's exponentially-hard to simulate on a classical computer, and what experimentalists can currently demonstrate (e.g., Aaronson & Arkhipov 2010).

String instruments are particularly difficult to simulate.

These extremely slow systems represent a clear example of an easy-to-describe but hard-to-simulate numerical problem.

This is because in this test the location of the stellar surface, which is the hardest feature to simulate due to the steep gradient in the hydrodynamics variables, is essentially stationary; as a result, errors can accumulate and grow, affecting the accuracy of the simulation.