He is using agents to simulate the behaviour of commuters passing through Pennsylvania Station in New York.
This bacterium was used as a supposedly harmless proxy to simulate the behaviour, in terms of dispersal and penetration, of biological warfare aerosols.
David Pollard of Pennsylvania State University, and Robert DeConto of the University of Massachusetts used a computer model to simulate the behaviour of the ice sheet over the past five million years.
This extraordinary firepower is being used to simulate the behaviour of molecules at an atomic level to explore how materials age, how turbulence develops in liquids, even the way proteins fold in the body.
This inorganic compound was used by Cold War scientists in the UK and the US as a supposedly harmless proxy to simulate the behaviour, in the lower atmosphere and on the ground, of biological warfare substances.
But in the past three decades computing power has become cheaper, helping developers to simulate the behaviour of water and turbine blades something that is hard to do with paper, pen and formulas.
With the aid of a computer program or a rule book that matches questions in Chinese with appropriate Chinese answers, the person could simulate the behaviour of a person who understands Chinese.
That is because only large firms have been able to afford the supercomputers needed to mutate and crossbreed large virtual genomes and then simulate the behaviour of their offspring for perhaps 20m generations before the perfect design emerges.
His commitment to broad issues of historical interpretation did not preclude taking an interest both in methodology and in an immensely important area of technical advance, using modern computing to simulate the behaviour of populations, to study both demographic and social structural issues, and the interaction between the two.
Two approaches were developed to simulate the behaviour of such beams.
Finite element models are developed to simulate the behaviour of the VHS-plate stub columns.
