Sentence examples for have to simulate compared from inspiring English sources

"The amount of IQ working on energy today and the tools they have to simulate compared to 20 years ago is night and day, but it is unpredictable whether we will get a breakthrough".

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.

Sometimes you have to simulate to stimulate.

In the theatre, you have to simulate all that.

Topac et al. (2017) employed the damage criteria LaRC04 developed by Pinho et al. (2005) to further improve the accuracy of modelling matrix cracking using such continuum damage mechanics based failure criteria where the transverse cracks through the thickness have been accurately simulated compared to experimental measurement under the relatively fine meshing strategy.

Rather, employment histories have to be simulated and then compared to the original data.

As we had no empirical data on the age-dependent infection rates for the 2003/2004 H3N2 epidemic in Switzerland, simulated patterns had to be compared with observed patterns from other contexts.

Thunderstorms, for instance, have to be simulated.

A 'cap and trade' scheme is being considered to help meet targets set for nitrogen loads to Lake Rotorua, and a numerical model, NTRADER, has been developed to simulate and compare alternative schemes.

The results of the experimental study show that participants preferred to have maximum simulated daylighting compared to electric lighting.

Artists have aspired to simulate human life since ancient times.