Sentence examples for viable simulation from inspiring English sources

Using normal hearing subject and distorting the audio signal has been shown to be a viable simulation of perception by hearing impaired [35, 36].

This approach is too computationally expensive to be a viable simulation tool capable of addressing all waste-package locations in the repository.

Nonlocal elastic models have attracted an increasing amount of attention in the past years, due to the promising feature of providing a viable simulation for scale effects in nano-structures and especially in nano-beams designed for use as actuators or sensors.

Computational viable simulations are typically restricted to a few particles with realistic complex interactions or a larger number of particles with simplified interactions.

This confirms that: (i) the hLNA and, hence, the heuristic CME on which it is based, predicts the correct mean concentrations but incorrect noise statistics even if the molecule numbers are considerably large; (ii) the Langevin equation obtained from the ssLNA is a viable accurate simulation alternative to SSA simulations based on the heuristic CME.

Should intratheater sealift operations prove viable, the simulation also provides a means to plan and rehearse an exercise.

After some test simulations with the multi-hop WiNoC, the values of 0.9 mW for transmitter and signal power and 1.6 mW for receivers were shown to be viable for simulations in NS-2.

This was not viable in WiNoC simulations, due to the use of an application (TrafficTrace) that schedules packet transmissions by reading trace files.

We conclude that IBM is a viable approach to the simulation of internal waves and turbulence in high Reynolds number stratified flows over topography.

The ANN-based simulations were able to fairly capture the underlying relationship between jobs' machine sequences and their resulting average flowtimes, which proves that ANNs are a viable tool for stochastic simulation metamodeling.

Recent advances in computational technology have made computer simulation a viable way to provide consistent objective measures of nasal airflow and function.