Companies with large copyright holdings are also hoping to whittle away the safe harbor in copyright law called fair use, which allows limited and ambiguously defined amounts of imitation for education, criticism, parody and other purposes.
If you're listening to a Geordie accent from television or the cinema, make sure it's a real Geordie, and not a poor imitation (not unlike the vast amount of awful imitation Cockney accents).
We believe we have properly controlled for any effect of amount of singing on song imitation.
Once a mockingbird establishes itself in a territory, with its full repertoire of imitations, the amount of time left for legitimate songbirds is limited.
Two experimental methods, which have dominated the study of declarative memory in preverbal children with imitation tasks, namely the deferred imitation and elicited imitation paradigm, differ in the amount of physical contact with test stimuli afforded infants prior to a test for long-term recall.
To achieve this generalization, he distinguishes the liberal arts, of which the object is pleasure (i.e., music, poetry, painting, sculpture, and dance), from the mechanical ones, and he proposes an interpretation of what amounts to the "imitation of the beautiful nature" (Batteux 1746).
If that amount of money seemed crazy for a pale imitation of an 18th-century vessel, it was dwarfed by the price commanded immediately after by a famille-rose vase described as "probably Republican period".
Furthermore, we found no correlation between the amount of singing and the degree of song imitation.
However, within any experimental or control group, there was no correlation between the amount of singing and the degree of song imitation (F-statistics all comparisons, p>0.4).
Rapidly, the components of imitation fade.
I have a lot of imitation bauxite.
