Sentence examples for make a simulated from inspiring English sources

On 7 March, he took off Coral Sea in the Atlantic in a P2V carrying a dummy Little Boy pumpkin bomb, and flew across the United States to make a simulated attack on the Salton Sea test site near El Centro, California.

In March 1949, he took off from the carrier in the Atlantic in a Lockheed P2V Neptune bomber carrying a dummy Little Boy pumpkin bomb, flew across the United States to make a simulated attack on a test site in California., and flew back to Patuxent River, where he landed after a total of 23 hours flying.

In a post-9/11 installation, he made a simulated version of a cottage-industry bomb shop.

After a short, introductory military-style video, Perry made a simulated airdrop onto a military base peopled by female background dancers, all clad in military clothing.

On April 15, 2008 the Arrow weapon system successfully detected and made a simulated intercept of a new target missile, the "Blue Sparrow", a successor of the "Black Sparrow" capable of simulating "Scud-C/D" missiles and reportedly the Iranian Shahab-3 as well.

The theoretical values of surface mobility for a circular area with uniform conphase contact velocity are compared to experimental measurements made on a simulated infinite plate.

Each coating showed different corrosion behaviours when electrochemical characterisations were made in a simulated biological environment, i.e. Hank's solution.

New Orleans Saints receiver Joe Horn was fined $30,000 by the N.F.L. on Tuesday for making a choreographed simulated cellphone call in the end zone to celebrate a touchdown during Sunday's game against the Giants.

To help public health decision makers address these issues, we developed an epidemiological simulation tool for pandemic influenza which enables users to make decisions during a simulated pandemic.

Two decades ago, some English fans would make a hissing sound, simulating gas chambers, at the Tottenham fans.

The holy grail of in vitro meat will be to make a product that simulates the complexity of muscle in a living animal.