Sentence examples for under a simulation from inspiring English sources
Within this context, the influence of mutation age was analyzed under a simulation design, assuming presence or absence of selection on mutant QTL alleles.
The architecture was tested under a simulation environment, that is geometrically accurate and that supports plug and produce in runtime, to characterize its performance under dynamic conditions.
We consider the case of L = 2 CS tasks as in [7], in order to illustrate the performance of the proposed LMCS technique and the existing methods under a simulation setup already used in the literature.
However, the development of such tests is not linear and it highly depends on external variable factors (weather, hardware or software issues, etc).. To overcome these issues, it is possible to carry out a first series of validation under a simulation framework.
Because Tris is Divergent, she recognizes that she is under a simulation while others do not, and can work the simulations to her advantage.
In the fear landscape, all of them, Divergent or not, will be aware that they are under a simulation and must use the skills they learned in the previous stages to overcome each fear.
Eventually, the robustness and performances of the considered TAEM guidance scheme are assessed using Monte Carlo simulations under a dedicated simulation tool.
This uncertainty was addressed using a stochastic process, where the key cost and benefit values were transformed using a randomisation process (triangular distribution model), and then run under a Monte Carlo simulation model.
Gilbert and Troitzsch argued that "[t]he major difference is that while in an experiment, one is controlling the actual object of interest (for example, in a chemistry experiment, the chemicals under investigation), in a simulation one is experimenting with a model rather than the phenomenon itself".
The governing equations are modified for an under-resolved simulation with an arbitrary scheme and a coarse temporal grid.
a) Simulation under the same frequency with different peak-to-peak voltages. .
