Sentence examples for simulated techniques from inspiring English sources

He wanted to investigate whether doctors who were good at gaming might be better at laparoscopic surgery, too, or at least better at the simulated techniques taught in the training course.

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Licciardone et al. [ 16] compared osteopathic intervention to sham intervention (range of motion, light touch and simulated techniques) and a non-treatment; the primary outcome was the Medical Outcomes Study Short Form-36 Health Survey (SF-36); provided seven treatments over five months; and assessed the difference between baseline and six months.

The Pop insurgents squared serious art with the larger culture by embracing — or, in the case of Lichtenstein's pseudo-Ben Day dots, simulating — techniques of mechanical reproduction.

As a simulation technique, simulated tempering algorithm was used to obtain equilibrium conformations of the molecule at ten distinct temperatures.

Although classical block-level simulated annealing techniques have been the cornerstone of FPGA CAD tools for decades, these methodologies must eventually be replaced.

We find that functional connectivity estimated from these simulated recording techniques (fMRI, LFP, and Ca+2 recordings) and functional connectivity estimated from low passed signals matches the fast timescale connectivity fairly well for timescales down to ∼1 Hz.

Consequently, these calibrated micromechanics-based fracture criteria and associated simulating techniques can be used for collapse analysis of steel structures during extreme events.

A simulated annealing technique was applied in order to speed up simulations.

The destroyed videotapes are thought to have depicted some of the harshest interrogation techniques used by the C.I.A. during the two years after the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, including the simulated drowning technique called waterboarding.

The interrogation techniques themselves have been repeatedly discussed, and administration officials have been forced to explain why waterboarding, a simulated drowning technique of torturers dating back to the Spanish Inquisition, was not torture when used by the C.I.A.