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The developed characterization tool is useful in texture mimicking when substantial periodicities and roughness is obtained and imitated in the input data of the micro-working robot.

Faye Tozer from Steps – whose dance moves my cousins and I memorised and imitated in front of the telly – plays the Wicked Witch in Snow White at Whitley Bay theatre.

In recent seasons the Fosse style has been endlessly quoted and imitated in new musicals.

The two men decided to keep the living room's white rock-marble walls -- mortared in a random, asymmetrical style that came to be so widely (and cheaply) imitated in the 1970's that it's easy to forget such walls were ever made of luxury materials.

Such a program in the nation's capital, where schools are visibly failing, would be a shining example of what accountability and choice can achieve and would be promptly imitated in the rest of the nation.

During his lifetime his images of Mt Fuji and his floral prints were widely imitated in the West.

Before he became the black sheep of the House of Windsor, the fair-haired Prince of Wales was known for woolens of a different color, his clothes slavishly imitated in the '20s and early '30s.

Coins came increasingly into circulation, and the urban lifestyle began to be imitated in the provinces.

The album's cover features the four band members walking across a zebra crossing outside Abbey Road Studios and has become one of the most famous and imitated images in the history of recorded music., Abbey Road remains the Beatles' best-selling album.

Today, the Premiership is the most admired, envied, and imitated league in the world: an engine of cash generation and of globalisation.

Miles Davis is one of the most revered and imitated musicians in the history of jazz music.