111.   Spices, pottery and bronze recovered from the ship are on display beside a large video screen presenting a computer simulation of their discovery.

112.   So too are computer simulations and mechanical sampling to learn more about what happens to bomb trigger mechanisms as plutonium decays.

113.   Some scientists maintain that improved observations and computer simulations may eventually show that the conflict is less serious than it appears.

114.   Still McGrattan expects computer simulations to be widely used in training, because they can provide a clearer view of fire than video cameras or eyes blinded by smoke.

115.   That criticism is undermined by elaborate computer simulations by noted researcher George Wetherill of the Carnegie Institution.

116.   That was left to a computer simulation designed by Cameron and Titanic expert Ken Marschall, then executed by visual-effects supervisor Rob Legato of Digital Domain.

117.   The agency depended instead on computer simulations and scaled-down models, rather than full-size prototypes in actual conditions.

118.   The company also is working on software programs that can produce lifelike three-dimensional computer simulations of complex objects such as body parts or airplane engines.

119.   The computer simulation comes up with a game recap and an extended box score.

120.   The degradation turns symmetrical components shaped like spheres or cylinders into irregular shapes whose properties are a nightmare to model in computer simulations.