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Interpreting or emulating a macro would lead to either false positives errors or macro viruses not detected.
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Some digital oscilloscopes can sweep at speeds as slow as once per hour, emulating a strip chart recorder.
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Some vertical microcode is just the assembly language of a simple conventional computer that is emulating a more complex computer.
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Consequently, members of the middle classes appeared to practice cultural goodwill in emulating the high-class manners and lifestyles.
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The demos were later rearranged and real instruments were added to replace the samples or keyboards initially emulating them.
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The realtime requirements for emulating the 1541 disk drive are exceptionally hard.
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While wishful identification implies anything but an actual emulating action, the best nature of imitation is action.
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He chose to replace the analog computer by emulating its behavior on a digital computer, and then proceeding from there.
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They felt that by emulating the white man could social standing and class be achieved.
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Those executive assistants that work with corporate officers must be capable of emulating the style, corporate philosophy, and corporate persona of the executive for which they work.
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