Sentence examples for Emulated as from inspiring English sources

The Ridgways made tea, dessert, and dinner services of a hard-wearing type of porcelain to compete with Minton ware, the designs of which they emulated as well as those of Worcester, Rockingham, and Spode.

While not really needed anymore as a workaround for the lack of expressiveness of pure Prolog, a form of dynamic database operations can be emulated as well, using the state of multiple engines.

"Whatever you now find weird, ugly, uncomfortable, and nasty about a new medium will surely become its signature," Brian Eno wrote in 1996's "A Year With Swollen Appendices_._" He predicted that CD distortion, digital video jitter, and crappy 8-bit sound would be "cherished and emulated as soon as they can be avoided".

But we're looking at two 15″ displays on this Acer beast, bizarrely with trackpad emulated as well.

In their work the past became a repository of instruction, of actions to be emulated as well as deeds to be shunned.

"The action heroes I emulated as a kid growing up.

China's national commitment to education, opportunity and eating bitterness — those are qualities that we in the West might emulate as well.

Consider the ways they experienced this process, and take note of actions, words and approaches you'd like to emulate — as well as mistakes, blunders and missteps you'd like to avoid.

We chose a campus road made of concrete to emulate as closely as possible the runway environment.

Then as I grew older and started to learn about myself as a baseball player, Paul Goldschmidt was someone that I tried to emulate as much as I could.

Google sees the adoption of Google Apps at schools and colleges as vital to the growth of the productivity suite; an outlook that Microsoft also seems to emulate as well.