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Computer simulation

Alan J. Rowe · 1965

Although computers are currently being used primarily for rapid processing of data, there is little doubt that computer-processed information will be a requirement in providing management with timely and accurate data for evaluation, analysis, and as an aid in decision making. At the top management level, decisions are concerned with directing the organization and providing means of assuring its survival. To achieve maximum effectiveness at the operating level, plans and policies must be applied to the available resources, subject to specified constraints and risks. However, there is generally insufficient information for these decisions, and they often cannot be structured as a set of procedures. But, most important, policy decisions are based on a blend of intuition, experience and emotion.

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Computer Simulation

John Watson · 1996

Later in this book we will be considering the basics of digital computers. It is obvious that computers — particularly ‘personal’ computers — have had an enormous impact on the way we work, the way we do business, and even the way we play.

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Computer simulation.

Anya N. Michaelsen (7430210), Corey L. Cleland (7430213) · Figshare · 2019

<p>Relations for significant linear relationships between tip velocity and peak joint velocities. (A) Tip velocity increased significantly with increased finger velocity (p<0.00001, r<sup>2</sup> = 0.46, slope<sub>std</sub> = 0.67, linear regression) and (B) increased finger velocity (p = 0.00001, r<sup>2</sup> = 0.23, slope<sub>std</sub> = 2.7, linear regression).</p>

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Computer Simulation

Nigel R. Greenwood · 1988

To many people, the computer simulation of manufacturing systems remains a mystery. However, if simulation had been available during the early days of FMS, it is likely that many of those systems would have been more successful. Recent advances in computer simulation, many of which will be described within this chapter, have made this technology both effective and readily available to manufacturing system designers.

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Computer Simulation

Dragan Cvetkovic · InTech eBooks · 2017

The first chapter provides an overview of the development of a novel agent-based simulation model of socio-environmental innovation diffusion. The second chapter shows the study about rendering of colours with three rendering engines. The third and fourth chapters are devoted to modelling clothes at different levels. The fifth chapter describes the modelling of computer simulation in the optimization of bioprocess technology. Chapters 6 and 7 formulate a physical model of deformation of steel and idea of constructing a scientific workshop focused on high-temperature processes. Chapter 8 formulates surrogate models. Chapter 9 shows computer simulation of high-frequency electromagnetic fields. Chapter 10 proposes the modelling of the task allocation problem by the use of Petri Nets. Chapter 11 presents various scenarios whose ranking is done according to defined criteria and weight coefficients.

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Computer Simulation

Yahya E. Osais · 2017

Computer simulation is an effective and popular universal tool that can be applied to almost all disciplines. Requiring only basic knowledge of programming, mathematics, and probability theory, Computer Simulation: A Foundational Approach Using Python takes a hands-on approach to programming to introduce the fundamentals of computer simulation. The main target of the book is computer science and engineering students who are interested mainly in directly applying the techniques to their research problems. The book will be of great interest to senior undergraduate and starting graduate students in the fields of computer science and engineering and industrial engineering.

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Computer Simulation

David C. Grossman · Archives of Pediatrics and Adolescent Medicine · 2001

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computer simulation

Yuhua Cheng, Nikolay Korolev · 2005

Similarities and differences in interaction of K+ and Na+ with condensed ordered DNA. A molecular dynamics

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Computer Simulation

Dragan Cvetkovic · RePEc: Research Papers in Economics · 2017

The first chapter provides an overview of the development of a novel agent-based simulation model of socio-environmental innovation diffusion. The second chapter shows the study about rendering of colours with three rendering engines. The third and fourth chapters are devoted to modelling clothes at different levels. The fifth chapter describes the modelling of computer simulation in the optimization of bioprocess technology. Chapters 6 and 7 formulate a physical model of deformation of steel and idea of constructing a scientific workshop focused on high-temperature processes. Chapter 8 formulates surrogate models. Chapter 9 shows computer simulation of high-frequency electromagnetic fields. Chapter 10 proposes the modelling of the task allocation problem by the use of Petri Nets. Chapter 11 presents various scenarios whose ranking is done according to defined criteria and weight coefficients.

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Computer Simulation

Elizabeth Klaassens · Nurse Educator · 1988

Assistance Professor, Trinity Christian College, 6601 West College Drive, Palos Heights, Illinois 60463

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