simulated environment

collocation in English

meaningsofsimulatedandenvironment

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simulated
adjective
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/ˈsɪm.jə.leɪ.tɪd/us
/ˈsɪm.jə.leɪ.t̬ɪd/
made to look like or have the features of ...
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environment
noun
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/ɪnˈvaɪ.rən.mənt/us
/ɪnˈvaɪ.rən.mənt/
the air, water, and land in or on which people, animals, and ...
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They demonstrated this for artificial agents foraging in asimulatedenvironmentcomposed of edible and poisonous mushrooms.
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They typically interact with users and with other characters, as well as with thesimulatedenvironment.
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In thesimulatedenvironment, eye height is 30 cm above substrate.
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The analysis of plant performance in asimulatedenvironmentcan help identify tolerance-related traits, by avoiding much of the environmental noise associated with field experiments.
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An integrated server-client subsystem allows components of the architecture to connect directly to robots or remote agents in asimulatedenvironmentin order to control them.
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These motion cues trick the mind into thinking it is immersed in thesimulatedenvironmentand experiencing kinematic changes in position, velocity, and acceleration.
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The term emergent narrative has been used to describe how, in asimulatedenvironment, storyline can be created simply by what happens to the player.
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In the laboratory, each material can only be exposed to one particularsimulatedenvironmentat a time.
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Modeling and simulation of a task can be performed by manually manipulating the virtual human in thesimulatedenvironment.
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The house showed politicians in asimulatedenvironmentof everyday life, where all of them would live together.
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Quick battle mode allows for customized scenarios within asimulatedenvironment, allowing the player to pick their allies/enemies, system, etc.
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Running the program in asimulatedenvironmentcan sometimes be used to reduce this problem.
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The scientists place the caveman in an artificial,simulatedenvironmentfor study.
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It is an elaborate ploy that uses the real world as the stage on which thesimulatedenvironmentis set and the simulated drama unfolds.
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Soak tests are used primarily to check the reaction of a subject under test under a possiblesimulatedenvironmentfor a given duration and for a given threshold.
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Assigning costs to the consequences of collisions lends itself well to being tested in simulated environments.
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Some of the plot occurs in simulated environments.
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Students create games and various other simulated environments, to capture consumers subconscious thoughts.
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