Sentence examples similar to are being emulated at from inspiring English sources

The Met's innovative high-definition live broadcasts to movie theaters, for example, which are being emulated by several international companies, lost money at first.

But now he's being emulated by foreign heads of state, at least in his two primary, mutually supportive roles: the crown prince of willful ignorance, and the pied piper of immediate gratification.

This pattern is being emulated globally.

He added, "He's been emulated by everyone else".

If multiple effects are to be emulated at the same time it is necessary to provide one pattern for each type of emulation effect, that is, packet loss, bit-errors insertion, bandwidth change, and delay change.

On its menu, the stylish restaurant Rock Fort proposes this as either a large first course or a small main dish; it was actually more substantial than that suggests, but then the portions both in Brussels and in Bruges were consistently large - and that is something Jackie and I won't be emulating at home.

Harrison's tenacity at foreign policy was emulated by politicians such as Theodore Roosevelt.

Her department at Wisconsin set standards that were emulated by institutions across the country.

Elaine Chao's 'leadership' at the Department of Labor should not be emulated by anyone.

But it is emulated in elevated circles.

Darwin should be emulated in another respect.