Sentence examples for though simulated from inspiring English sources

Other times, though, simulated misery became indistinguishable from the real thing — on set and off.

Finally, even though simulated isotherms, diffusivity and mixture selectivity are consistent with available experiments and the same data have been used for estimating permeance of the membrane, the difference between the estimation and measurement of the permeation at low pressure is considerable.

Overall, the distributions are quite similar, though simulated wages exceed total salaries in the 90th percentile.

Though simulated modeling is able to account for air flow and temperature distribution as well as the importance of slit position, some points still remain to be considered, such as the shape of the clothing and changes in slits due to the swinging motion of the active body.

Even worse, Schneider claimed that the infamous butter scene was not in the script, that Brando and Bertolucci manipulated her into doing it and that the whole experience, though simulated, left her as humiliated and traumatized as if she had been raped.

Moreover, techniques such as ICA have been shown to help avoid the measurement of spurious synchronization between neural sources, by unmixing the summed neural signals recorded at the electrodes, even though simulated original signals are not fully recovered by some linear techniques [60].

Parallel processing hardware (like graphics cards or many-core CPUs) will be necessary to make these calculations on in real time, though: simulating the fire noise takes hours just for a short clip.

First, few simulated raccoons were responsible for most contacts between individuals, a pattern that emerged even though all simulated raccoons obeyed the same movement rules.

This pattern arises from an emergent property of the BAM, whereby the increased excitatory drive caused by depolarizing currents to the pyramidal populations increases interneuron population activity, even though the simulated currents for these were hyperpolarizing24.

In order to evaluate the effect of both optimizations on the computational speed-up, several simulations were performed using the same simulation environment and parameters as in the previous section (see Figure 4 and Table 1), though 24 simulated receivers were used, located in different positions within the 3D scene.

Even though the simulated agent moved in continuous space, the changes in position caused by its actions were recorded in a discretized form in the microstate transition table which, when normalized to unit sum, would yield microstate transition probabilities.