Sentence examples for simulated the whole from inspiring English sources
Gao et al. (2010) developed a 3D model in FLAC-3D, which simulated the whole construction process of a deep excavation adjacent to a metro tunnel in Shanghai.
This paper has analyzed the assembly process of vibration sieve, established the virtual prototype and simulated the whole assembly process of vibration sieve in DELMIA's virtual environment.
Subsequently, Jensen et al. simulated the whole protein (VSD + PD) for milliseconds and directly observed the complete protein conformational change in the hyperpolarization and depolarization conditions (Jensen et al., 2012).
This system simulated the whole construction process and visualised both the site, enabling the contractors to visualise where cranes could fit on to the site during the construction, and also the yard where the individual parts were to be assembled into modules.
We simulated the whole experience in 3D so that we could all understand how the film would translate to multiple screens.
Since the TMP gene simulated the whole genome dotplot relationships of the phages, a global alignment and maximum likelihood comparison performed on TMP alone may demonstrate the appropriate phage clustering.
A simulator was adopted to numerically simulate the whole identification process.
The GEANT4 Monte Carlo simulation toolkit is used to simulate the whole process occurring in the detector, whose optimum parameters are known.
A simulation program is used in order to simulate the whole collider, it includes the behaviour of the beams, magnets, supports, ground attenuators, sensors, and actuators.
The simulation was carried out using a generalized simulation tool EESLISM that can be used to simulate the whole building thermal system consisting of building thermal models, and mechanical heating, and cooling systems.
"If petascale computers like the K computer are capable of representing one per cent of the network of a human brain today, then we know that simulating the whole brain at the level of the individual nerve cell and its synapses will be possible with exascale computers - hopefully available within the next decade," Markus Diesmann, one of the scientists involved, told the Daily Telegraph.
