Simulation Sample Clauses

Simulation. An activity that mimics the reality of the clinical environment that is designed to demonstrate procedures, decision-making, and critical thinking through techniques such as role- playing and the use of devices (AANC, 2008). Wellness: Wellness is the optimal state of health of individuals or groups. There are two focal concerns: the realization of the fullest potential of an individual physically, psychologically, socially, spiritually, and economically; and the fulfillment of one’s role expectations in the family, community, place of worship, workplace and other settings (Xxxxx, Xxxx, & Xxxxxxx, 2006).

Simulation. Integration of the SCANeR(tm)studio Software in any equipment, system or computer program supplied by a third party; - Any unauthorized modification or alteration of the SCANeR(tm)studio Software by you or by a third party in accordance with your instructions; - Any modification or alteration of the SCANeR(tm)studio Software by

Simulation. Moreover, A.V. Simulation reserves its exclusive right to correct any errors contained in the SCANeR(tm)studio Software.

Simulation. A.V. Simulation shall be supplied with this report as soon as you become aware of any such error. A.

Simulation. In the event that the Use of the SCANeR(tm)studio Software is likely to lead to a claim for infringement, A.V. Simulation shall at all times be entitled, at its own option and expense, to: - Replace the licensed SCANeR(tm)studio Software by a software which does not infringe any rights, - Modify the SCANeR(tm)studio Software in order to eliminate any infringing part; - Take back the infringing SCANeR(tm)studio Software and refund you the corresponding portion of its fee, after an abatement for depreciation calculated over the SCANeR(tm)studio Software Use time; - Obtain for you the right to continue using the infringing SCANeR(tm)studio Software. The warranties and remedies provided by A.V. Simulation in relation to industrial and intellectual property right infringement as set forth in this article are exclusive and in lieu of all others. A.V. Simulation makes no representation and specifically disclaims all warranties and

Simulation. Failing this and should a claim be filed by a third party, you shall be personnally responsible for and bear all consequences of such claim and shall hold A.V. Simulation harmless from any recourse. Moreover, you shall indemnify and hold A.V. Simulation harmless from any loss, cost or expense suffered or incurred in connection with any claim, suit or proceeding brought against A.V. Simulation which alleges that the modification or alteration of the SCANeR(tm)studio Software stated below constitutes an infringement. – Integration of the SCANeR(tm)studio Software in any equipment, system or computer program supplied by a third party; - Any unauthorized modification or alteration of the SCANeR(tm)studio Software by you or by a third party in accordance with your instructions; - Any modification or alteration of the SCANeR(tm)studio Software by A.V. Simulation in accordance with your specific instructions; - Use of the SCANeR(tm)studio Software for any other purpose than its intended one . In any event A.V. Simulation reserves its right to institute proceedings, notably in case of infringement.

Simulation. When we do experiments with the wall-of-moments we normally do this during an event of radio or television show. This means that we are or can be involved during every step of the (pre-)production. Plus, there is a connection with the targeted audience already. The audience trusts the radio brand and is also critical. There is an involvement and interest in interactivity that we don’t need to enforce on to the participants, which is an enormous advantage. In Bristol, or Barcelona, however, there is no such liaison so as far as the trial goes, we will have to simulate everything. This is why, instead of really attending a running event, we want to try out the features needed by using them in a game.

Simulation. Once the simulation base model is in place, the Team and the City will together evaluate the initial run of the simulation to determine if there are any specific issues or improvements to the process are warranted prior to executing the full suite of simulation scenarios. Once these recommendations are implemented to the satisfaction of the Team, the City will execute the defined simulation scenarios defined and collect the resulting data. During the course of the simulation runs, the City, at their discretion, may choose to develop additional scenarios based on the results of the defined scenarios as they may enhance the results. TransCore and KLD will be available for consultation during this process.

Simulation. QMSim software (Sargolzae & Xxxxxxxx 2013) was used to simulate a trait with heritability and phenotypic variance equal to 0.14 and 1, respectively. A historical population, with constant size of 1,000 animals (500 males: 500 females), was simulated for 1,000 generations. The population size was then decreased until it reached 200 animals (100 females), over another 2,020 historical generations, producing a bottleneck effect and, as a consequence, genetic drift and linkage disequilibrium. The 200 animals from the last generation of the historical population were selected

Simulation. ‌ A dedicated simulation was developed to assess the results obtained with the two experimental setups. In a first step, a low-energy simulation of air showers provided an energy and zenith-angle dependent flux of background particles including atmospheric muons and other secondary particles events 106 105 104 103 102 1 Prob(nb hit ≤ mult) in 10 m2 and 1 μs) 0.98 0.97 2020 0.96 0.95