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"Ed Price" wrote in message
news:gAdBd.6143$yW5.2@fed1read02... We spend a lot of time now arguing about how well the computer model replicates reality, and whether the math has enough variables accounted for. Working models seem so old fashioned. That's because they're so expensive to build. You'd probably never finish designing something like a modern RF IC if all you could do was design it on paper, build it, probe around a little to figure out what it 'really' does, and repeat. Likewise, few companies can afford to design the autopilot for a jet without a great deal of simulation first. :-) |
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