The Trudeau government, following a policy of heavy public expenditure initiated by Pearson (and emulated by all the provinces), pursued economic growth based on government direction and spending.
Speaking at an Islamic university in Jakarta, David Cameron hailed Indonesia as a model democracy to be celebrated and emulated by countries across the Muslim world.
They'll throw us out.' " Still, the tenant leaders of 1420 Grand Concourse are being heard and emulated by budding organizers in the four other buildings, who have discussed tactics with Ms. Ghamandi, Mr. De Jesus and others.
The famous adage "form ever follows function," coined by the American architect Louis Sullivan and emulated by modern institutions of design from the Bauhaus to Ikea, has set the priorities of design since the end of the nineteenth century.
"The entrepreneur has become Israel's newest cultural hero and role model, a figure to be respected and emulated by large parts of the younger generation".
Dunks are looped on highlight reels every night and emulated by children with small hoops and big dreams every day.
Their skepticism owes in large measure to the specter of reticulate inheritance and horizontal transmission in things made, used and emulated by people.
Skulk has many more masterpieces than misses and deserves to be heard, studied and emulated by other artists.
A minimally useful prediction has an RMSE very close to the standard deviation of sample solubilities, and can be emulated by the very simple and naïve estimation procedure of computing a mean solubility and then predicting this value for every compound.
Rather than built with hard physical devices, these passive elements including mechanical springs, dampers, and masses are emulated by the linear motor with a suitable feedback law.
