Waterboarding, a centuries-old method that simulates a feeling of drowning, has become a symbol of the larger debate over the C.I.A. detention and interrogation program, and the Mukasey nomination has become a kind of proxy fight for that battle.
It simulates a feeling of induced happiness in its subjects, causing them to forget all unhappy memories and see the world as all unicorns and rainbows instead of the grim and morose pile of rubble that it really is.
Warm colors like red, orange and yellow can simulate a warm feeling in the cold weather.
For example, a buried ship is placed in the scene with a foggy effect; some images are wrapped around geometries to simulate a three-dimensional feeling as shown below.
This allows anyone, whether they are drummers, music enthusiasts, or anyone who simply wants a drum beat, to simulate the feeling of drumsticks with a cheap, simple assembly.
The instructor of both, Pamela Carton, said that she blared house music and turned out the lights to simulate the feeling of a nightclub.
"I think ambassadors should be sending lots of cables, so my e-mails are often peppered with the word 'Stop,' just to simulate the feeling of a cable," Mr. Doonan said.
Upstairs a new motion theater ($10) featuring films from a first-person perspective and mechanized seats simulate the feeling of soaring off a ski jump or barreling down a bobsled run ($10).
Instead, the Senseg system stimulates your fingers or hand with an electrical field to simulate the feeling of friction or texture.
Despite many games purposefully simulating small, enclosed spaces, every game we played had a feeling of airy disconnection.
The 2014 Senate report that called waterboarding – in which water is poured over a cloth on a prisoner's face in order to simulate the feeling of drowning – tantamount to torture and said it produced little useful intelligence.
