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simulation

[sim-yuh-ley-shuhn] / ˌsɪm yəˈleɪ ʃən /


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In a car-buying simulation, researchers at Indiana University and Cornell University found that participants were willing to pay an average of about $1,100 extra for a $20,000 vehicle just to avoid any haggling.

From The Wall Street Journal

This approach allows the simulation to track both chemical reactions and the movement of gases, clouds, and droplets together.

From Science Daily

Turning a concept into a finished product is time consuming work that involves animation, simulation, lighting and integrating the effects in a sequence filmed with live actors.

From Barron's

Their work replaces slow and computationally expensive numerical simulations with an AI-based approach that delivers results far more quickly.

From Science Daily

Many high-impact applications, including large-scale quantum chemistry simulations, could require millions of physical qubits with error rates far beyond what current technology can support.

From Science Daily