Sentence examples for possible to simulate an from inspiring English sources

It's in one of the more excursive passages towards the end, while contemplating whether it might be possible to simulate an artificial universe, that Potter admits "this is just the sort of nerdy speculation I enjoy".

It's in one of the more excursive passages towards the end, while contemplating whether it might be possible to simulate an artificial universe, that Potter admits "this is just the sort of nerdy speculation I enjoy".

So, it is possible to simulate an environment like porous media.

Since, it is not possible to simulate an exhaustive search over 105 symbols, we have considered 10 symbols with U=2 and performed Monte Carlo simulation for 10000 number of times to be sufficient.

These dog-fighting 'simulators' (in so far as it's actually possible to simulate an experience that can't be had in real life) occupied so much of my youth that they probably legally qualify as my parents, or at least would have a solid claim on guardianship in court, if it came to that.

It would be possible to simulate an intervention that is repeated at regular intervals.

This leaves the question addressed in a recent collection of papers: "Can we really read history from the genetic data?" [97] The authors acknowledged that "historical processes are not amenable to experiment and control, but it is possible to simulate a world and to test that simulation".

Though come to think of it, it might be possible to simulate a chicken nugget, which is already once removed from the real thing.

In essence, it is possible to simulate a potentially infinite number of data sets from an original data set and in looking at the differences measure the uncertainty of the result from the original data analysis.

In each layer a linearly varying sound speed is permitted, hence making it possible to simulate a piecewise linear vertical velocity variation.

The present study examined whether it is possible to simulate a local herbaceous coastal plant community on a roof, by studying the natural habitats of rocky sea coast plants and their propagation and performance on a green roof.