Sentence examples for simulation to capture from inspiring English sources

Modeling the molecular components of the gene network allows the simulation to capture the dynamics of the real biological system.

The approach proposed in this paper incorporates non-sequential Monte Carlo simulation to capture uncertainties of operating conditions of an active distribution network [27].

Here, a numerical material model is proposed for high damping rubber using finite element (FE) simulation to capture its highly nonlinear behavior.

However, the full scale simulation to capture the details of perforated structures is usually too expensive and causes difficulties in the numerical-based optimal design.

We added two different types of noisy reads in the simulation to capture noise in real RNA-Seq data: noisy junction reads and noisy intron reads.

On the other hand, because mycotoxin concentrations within a particular food commodity can vary by several orders of magnitude, we use a Monte Carlo simulation to capture the impact of this occurrence variability on OTA exposure.

Complementary finite-element analysis was conducted to examine the ability of simulations to capture the experimental observations.

The paper pursues an analysis of the drill-string dynamic nonlinear problem by resorting to finite-element modeling of the string and using the Newmark-beta direct integration and Monte Carlo simulations to capture the salient features of the problem.

In shear-alienated glass, the last resistance against localized shearing comes from extremely fast downhill dissipative dynamics of timescale comparable to atomic vibrations, allowing molecular dynamics (MD) simulations to capture this recovery process which governs τglue.

The use of the palaeo-information, Dr Cook said, allowed the simulations to capture the full extent of the natural variability that exists in the climate system, giving his team a better feel for what is normal and what is extreme.

We will use network simulations to capture the effect of finite-size noise on the stability of the network states.