Sentence examples for simulation engineered from inspiring English sources

By the time we hit Bullet Time, we had learned that the Matrix -- the universe in which Neo lived before he took the red pill offered by Morpheus Laurence Fishburnee) and "woke up" -- was a collective delusion, a computer simulation engineered by machines to keep the human race dormant while they harvested its energy.

Functional modelling has been in use for a number of years for the interpretation of the results of model based simulation of engineered systems.

Muktoyuk, now a simulation engineer at Raytheon Missile Systems in Tucson, Arizona, says his NAMSS experience enriched him professionally and culturally.

24 subjects consisting of manufacturing managers, simulation engineers and ergonomists were asked to rate and rank the pictures.

155 ergonomics simulation cases were used in the study and all cases were performed by nine simulation engineers at Volvo Car Corporation in Gothenburg.

The finite elements, the deformation response of sheet metals, and the numerical procedures are key concepts for the stamping simulation engineer in this perspective.

Thus simulation engineers need to "weakly", i.e., each problem is tackled separately, couple subproblems in an stable and efficient way.

Due to the lack of a systematic framework and supporting system between engineers and related manufacturing information resources, many simulation engineers have actually wasted time and cost with redundant tasks for simulation.

Moreover, a better feedback of product and process changes and a more careful order description of simulation cases to the simulation engineers would lead to improved simulation results in current and future projects.

This paper presents a thermal simulation validation study of the typical precision that a trained thermal simulation engineer can expect to obtain for the simulation of a room connected to a naturally ventilated double skin facade.

Providing a library of components that can be assembled together is the usual approach used by many simulation vendors which still leaves a simulation engineer in the loop to make it usable.