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Definitions from the WebSimulatorsDefinition:A simulator is a device or software program that imitates or replicates the behavior of a real-life situation, system, or process. It provides a virtual environment in which users can experience and interact with simulated scenarios, typically for training, entertainment, or research purposes. Senses:Sense 1:Noun: A device or software program that replicates real-life situations for training purposes. Example sentence: The flight simulator allowed pilots to practice various emergency scenarios. Related products on Amazon: Flight simulator games, Driving simulator software Sense 2:Noun: A gaming device or software that provides a realistic experience of a specific activity, such as driving, flying, or operating heavy machinery. Example sentence: He spends hours playing the racing simulator, trying to beat his high scores. Related products on Amazon: Racing simulator cockpit, Farming simulator game Sense 3:Noun: A device or software program used for research or development purposes, providing a virtual representation of a complex system. Example sentence: The engineers used a simulator to test the behavior of the new autonomous vehicle algorithms. Related products on Amazon: Robotics simulation software, Surgery simulation platform Sense 4:Noun: A person who operates or controls a simulator. Example sentence: The simulator adjusted the settings to create a more challenging training scenario. Related products on Amazon: No related products. Sense 5:Adjective: Referring to something that imitates or resembles real-life situations. Example sentence: The military conducted extensive simulator training exercises before the actual combat missions. Related products on Amazon: Virtual reality simulators, Driving simulators | ||||
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