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simulate
verb (simulated , simulating )
1 to convincingly recreate (a set of conditions or a real-life event), especially for the purposes of training.
2 to assume a false appearance of someone or something.
3 to pretend to have, do or feel She simulated anger .
[17c: from Latin simulare ]
simulated adjective not genuine; imitation simulated leather .
simulation noun
1 simulating; something that is simulated.
2 any model of a system or process computer traffic simulation program .
verb (simulated , simulating )
1 to convincingly recreate (a set of conditions or a real-life event), especially for the purposes of training.
2 to assume a false appearance of someone or something.
3 to pretend to have, do or feel She simulated anger .
[17c: from Latin simulare ]
simulated adjective not genuine; imitation simulated leather .
simulation noun
1 simulating; something that is simulated.
2 any model of a system or process computer traffic simulation program .
simulator
noun a device that simulates a system, process or set of conditions, especially for training purposes flight simulator .
noun a device that simulates a system, process or set of conditions, especially for training purposes flight simulator .
simulcast
noun
1 a programme broadcast simultaneously on radio and television.
2 the transmission of a programme in this way.
[1940s: from simul taneous broadcast ]
noun
1 a programme broadcast simultaneously on radio and television.
2 the transmission of a programme in this way.
[1940s: from simul taneous broadcast ]
simultaneous
adjective happening, or carried out, at exactly the same time.
[17c: from Latin simul at the same time]
simultaneity noun .
simultaneously adverb .
simultaneousness noun .
adjective happening, or carried out, at exactly the same time.
[17c: from Latin simul at the same time]
simultaneity noun .
simultaneously adverb .
simultaneousness noun .
simultaneous equations
plural noun , maths two or more equations whose variables have the same values in both or all the equations.
plural noun , maths two or more equations whose variables have the same values in both or all the equations.
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