Sentence examples for simulation has already from inspiring English sources
The new simulation has already shed light on one of the darker mysteries of the attacks: how the extremely light aluminum of the plane wings could have sliced through the heavier steel of the exterior columns like knives.
A further area where numerical simulation has already offered real benefit is design optimization.
Most of the time, the floating-point simulation has already been developed during the application design step, and the application output samples can be used directly.
In this respect, the good performance of Large-Eddy Simulation has already been established but because the formulation and the use of this turbulence modeling approach are complex, the uncertainty on the results is relatively high.
Compatible software will soon come online via a dedicated website, while web-based micro bit simulation has already been made possible in collaboration with Microsoft.
Whereas for the neuronal network of the reticular formation, a computer simulation has already been presented; here, the necessary devices for computation in the whole network are outlined.
The physical simulation had already been in use in the course for several years.
For certain process classes, the method allows us to design effective reductions of simulation problems to their bisimulation counterparts and some new decidability results for simulation have already been obtained in this way.
The examples given in this Account showcase how the judicious use of basic MD simulations has already served as a powerful tool to help evaluate the role of structural dynamics in biological function of RNA.
This suggests that the p f value obtained from the AqpM MD simulation presented here ((6.4±1.4) x10-14 cms-1) overestheates the osmotic permeability of AqpM by a factor of ~ 9. Interestingly this overestimation of p f from MD simulations has already been observed for AqpZ and other strict aquaporins and most notoriously for GlpF [ 28, 31].
The lattice model has already been successively applied in simulations of fracture processes of different materials and under different loads.
