| "In the theater, actors endeavor to simulate human emotion. | |
| # We'll find ways to simulate that smell # | |
| - ...to simulate these conditions. | |
| - Better to simulate the descent of flight 105. | |
| - Great! Let's simulate Pavel's flat. | |
| "In the theater, actors endeavor to simulate human emotion. | |
| # We'll find ways to simulate that smell # | |
| - ...to simulate these conditions. | |
| - Better to simulate the descent of flight 105. | |
| - Great! Let's simulate Pavel's flat. | |
| "A psychiatric disorder in whlch the adult provokes or simulates symptoms in a child in their care, frequently their own chIldren. | |
| - It actually simulates gravity? | |
| A single dose simulates catatonia, for weeks. | |
| An airless chamber simulates the vacuum of space. | |
| And that is what this chair simulates. | |
| "A psychiatric disorder in whlch the adult provokes or simulates symptoms in a child in their care, frequently their own chIldren. | |
| - It actually simulates gravity? | |
| A single dose simulates catatonia, for weeks. | |
| An airless chamber simulates the vacuum of space. | |
| And that is what this chair simulates. | |
| ! We would provide continuing input from a simulated brain. | |
| "br? l¨¦ We to him the buttocks, thinking that it simulated. | |
| "regime change," "simulated drowning," | |
| # As the simulated rainy season begins | |
| ( man ) The exploration of human behaviour under simulated conditions of stress is a commonplace component of the machinery called war. | |
| ! Was it drugs? You come into my house simulating sympathy and condolences - | |
| "Therefore, to answer the most vital question is the patient indeed disabled or is he merely simulating?" | |
| A brain that's good at simulating models in imagination, things that aren't there, is unfortunately also almost inevitably in danger of self-delusion. | |
| A similar experiment to the one we've conducted here was recently carried out at Wisconsin tech, using a voltage many thousands of times greater, which produced a spark closely simulating actual lightning. | |
| Ah, yes, an intriguing company making strides in the realm of simulating and manipulating emotion and whose stock appears primed for a fall. | |
| ! We would provide continuing input from a simulated brain. | |
| "br? l¨¦ We to him the buttocks, thinking that it simulated. | |
| "regime change," "simulated drowning," | |
| # As the simulated rainy season begins | |
| ( man ) The exploration of human behaviour under simulated conditions of stress is a commonplace component of the machinery called war. | |
| ! Was it drugs? You come into my house simulating sympathy and condolences - | |
| "Therefore, to answer the most vital question is the patient indeed disabled or is he merely simulating?" | |
| A brain that's good at simulating models in imagination, things that aren't there, is unfortunately also almost inevitably in danger of self-delusion. | |
| A similar experiment to the one we've conducted here was recently carried out at Wisconsin tech, using a voltage many thousands of times greater, which produced a spark closely simulating actual lightning. | |
| Ah, yes, an intriguing company making strides in the realm of simulating and manipulating emotion and whose stock appears primed for a fall. | |
