The phrase "simulate experience" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where one is discussing the replication or imitation of real-life experiences, often in training or educational settings.
Example: "The virtual reality program is designed to simulate experience in a safe environment for medical students."
Alternatives: "replicate experience" or "mimic experience".
As well as allowing us to better explore the nuts and bolts of the mind and brain, hypnosis is also being used to simulate experiences that normally cause people problems, such as hallucinations or loss of control over the body.
The headset, into which the Note 4 can be docked, will have four visual settings that simulate experiences such as sitting in a theater or being on stage.
According to producer, Dave Rutter, it's an element of the real game that spoils rather than enhances the simulated experience.
"It's the idea of the postmodern experience being a simulated experience, with the rise of technology and the internet," explains Williams.
All headsets need to be used alongside a good quality pair of headphones, and there are other optional accessories from hand controllers to treadmills that are all designed to enhance your simulated experience of being in another world.
Standardized, objective measures of performance in a simulated experience are lacking.
Our NCSBN study team designed the simulated experience with a variety of topics and techniques to enhance student engagement.
VR presence is commonly equated with the concept of "immersion," the perception of being physically present in a nonphysical world, or a state of consciousness where the VR user experiences a simulated experience that appears real and thus feels real.
Snapchat first launched the Our Story feature in June to give people around the world a simulated experience of attending a live event, starting with the Electric Daisy Carnival dance music festival.
Leveraging the emotional activation of a simulated experience, investigators can prime participants to engage in open dialogue for the purposes of qualitative research.
