Sentence examples for simulation situations from inspiring English sources

Next we designed two simulation situations using two different real world applications.

In most of the simulation situations, the observed type I error rates are located between 0.044 to 0.056, the 95% confidence interval of the nominal level, even when the number of clusters is as low as 10.

In the simulation situations, the denoising results from the SWPT and the SWPT-Bi are much better (improve 6.4%57.9%.9%) than the previous methods in terms of the root mean squared error measurement at different noise levels.

Figure 3 Performances of all the algorithms in simulation situation 1.

However, endocrine and psychological stress responses in a patient simulation situation and the relationship between stress reactivity and medical performance have been studied rarely, so far.

Thus, we retain the spread of the β values in terms of the SD, so that the expected proportion of individuals scoring a particular number of items remains equal across simulation situation; the resultant distribution of the sum scores will be equal.

Drawing on the work of the Brazilian theatre-maker Augusto Boal, who has spent a lifetime developing theatre games and techniques among the poor of Sao Paulo, O'Reilly found that through simulation of situations from drug abuse to sexual harassment, young people were able to confront and overcome problems and traumas that were too painful, immediate and intimate to deal with directly.

However, the simulation contains situations that are overloaded and a node has around 210 neighbors within radio range when the range is 1000 meters, and consequently, we have to accept some packet drops by the transmitter or packet collisions in the air (that might also lead to packet drops at the receiver side).

People with learning disabilities and Autism continue to suffer from the delivery of ineffective and inadequate care from health services CitySCaPE (City Simulated Community and Practice Environment) is a multi media resource delivering a simulation of situations student nurses may encounter in relation to service users with learning disabilities.

It does seem overly simplistic to paint a picture according to which experiment gets a direct grip on the world, whereas simulation's situation is exactly opposite.

Our results and simulations describe situations which can be identified with neuronal phenomena such as synchronization/asynchronization of a network and bistability networks.