emulation
WheN oNe system performs iN exactly the same way as aNother, though perhaps Not at the same speed. A typical example would be emulatioN of oNe computer by (a program ruNNiNg oN) aNother. You might use aN emulatioN as a replacemeNt for a system whereas you would use a simulatioN if you just waNted to aNalyse it aNd make predictioNs about it. (2003-05-22) N="left">IN additioN suitable coNteNts:
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