Sentence examples for simulation standards from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, the adoption of distributed simulation requires a significant expertise and a considerable effort due to the complexity of currently available distributed simulation standards and technologies.

The need to reduce development costs of simulation models has led to recent efforts for setting simulation standards that foster model reuse and interoperability.

Human factors for the adoption of medical simulation standards will be determined, including identification of metrics and agreement on standards for the validity and efficacy of simulator models.

We chose to simulate 1000 replicates so that the simulation standard deviation for the empirical power at a nominal level of 90% in the absence of clustering was controlled at 1%.

Specifically, the High Level Architecture (HLA) is a new simulation standard supported by the US Defense Modeling and Simulation Office (DMSO).

Furthermore, the HLA simulation standard is introduced and discussed in this paper as a promising approach to represent interdependencies between infrastructures.

VTB complies with a simulation standard named VHDL-AMS to enforce natural (circuit), signal, and data coupling between entities from diverse disciplines.

We analyse three VaR calculation methods: the historical simulation standard approach, the historical simulation with ARMA forecasts (HSAF) approach, developed in this paper, and the variance covariance method based on autoregressive conditional heteroskedasticity models forecasts.

The lines in light colours represent the variation within the forest simulation (standard deviation for 10 simulation runs of 1 ha).

These values were determined as the difference between the mean of the simulation standard error estimates of the population mean for each double sampling estimator and the mean of the simulation standard error estimates obtained using simple random sampling, expressed as a proportion of the mean obtained using simple random sampling.

To enhance the fidelity of the simulation, standard delays were part of each diagnostic test, e.g., laboratory results would be made available 2 min after the provider requested to reflect point-of-care laboratory testing.