Sentence examples for simulated organizations from inspiring English sources

In their analyses, collective functional organization of RSNs were found to be very similar to the emergence of simulated organizations poised in 2D Ising model near the critical temperature (see previous section).

Designed to simulate the organization of human verbal memory, WordNet was a widely used linguistic research tool.

In numerical experiments simulating self-organization of auxin distribution in an initially unspecialized tissue, we observed generation of an auxin distribution pattern that matches the experimentally known expression of DR5.

The model is evaluated in a multi-agent system developed within an architecture oriented toward THOMAS organizations and simulated in a virtual environment.

He joked to them that he was playing a simulated game at the organization's Staten Island complex at 6 p.m. and suggested they come watch.

To study the effect of reduced food intake on circadian organization, we simulated natural food scarcity by having mice work for their food at increasing levels of workload under a 12 h light - 12 h dark (LD) cycle, without restricting food access to a specific time of day.

To examine how this asymmetry leads to self-organization, we simulated a community in which a center stripe of partners was initially bordered by a stripe of cooperators on one side and cheaters on the other.

In order to investigate if our model can simulate these self-organization properties we observed the evolution of the organization of our cellular automaton under the constraints of the interaction rules encoded in the interactome.

Interactions between vegetation and the sand transport process in the model such as the modification of erosion and deposition rules and the growth response of vegetation to burial and erosion introduce additional nonlinear feedback mechanisms that affect the course of self-organization of the simulated landscape.

Time progression of self-organization in a simulated community as observed in top-views (top) and vertical cross-sections (bottom).

The Dui Hua Foundation, an organization in San Francisco that promotes changes to the Chinese prison system, says simulated drowning, cigarette burns and beatings are common tactics for getting detainees to talk.