Sentence examples for new simulator from inspiring English sources

It is based on an improved version of ISBJava (Ramsey et al., 2005), including new simulator interface, enhanced visualization for simulation results and support for exporting and importing SBML level 2 version 1 file.

Tornado vortex simulation is described and a new simulator is presented.

"Now, if a student hits a guardrail, the new simulator will immediately stop them from continuing to drive, and they'll hear sirens, just like they've had an accident.

The new simulator will have propane-fueled pilot lights scattered throughout -- in cargo areas, behind mock control panels in the cockpit and amid the hotplates and refrigeration units in the kitchen area.

Noting that fighting airplane fires is "a unique skill requiring unique training equipment," the Port Authority chairman, Jack G. Sinagra, said that the new simulator would allow training for 13 additional fire situations.

At the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration in Washington and at a new simulator laboratory in Iowa, researchers are studying the interaction between driver and machine, seeking to protect drivers from their own mistakes.

At a total cost of roughly $150,000, the new simulators will feature triple-screen LCD monitors for each unit and deliver an interactive experience.

With a bombing range in Puerto Rico set to close, the Navy will shift its war games into the Gulf of Mexico and Atlantic Ocean using new simulators that can make targets far out at sea look like downtown Baghdad, a top Navy official said.

But given the cost of buying new equipment, Maine West is the only drivers' education program among the district's three high schools that is receiving the new simulators this summer, Ms. Franzen said.

The new simulators can cost $10,000 to $50,000 per unit, but some experts say they are by far the safest way for teenagers to practice key skills and develop safe habits.

But starting next month, a suburban Chicago high school will join others around the country in updating its drivers' ed program with new simulators, featuring 3-D interactive technology that teaches teenagers far more modern dangers of driving — particularly talking on cellphones and texting behind the wheel.