Sentence examples for are being mimicked from inspiring English sources

The peculiar character of echolocation of microbats are being mimicked and applied to solve the problems in VLSI design.

The key to services like this, which are being mimicked by huge retailers Amazon and Walmart, is that consumers shouldn't have to worry about being at home to wait for a package.

We've got the old ruling class back in government, and they're being mimicked everywhere.

In the same way, the lo-fi, casual tone that Instagram represents – in contrast to the hushed, library-seriousness of traditional fashion photography – is being mimicked across the industry.

Robyn Waters, then Target's vice-president of trend, design and product development, was worried that the company's famous-designer-on-a-budget success was being mimicked in categories that Target considered strongholds.

In this paper, we present a novel approach that not only overcomes many of the difficulties in detecting phishing websites but also identifies the phishing target that is being mimicked.

Leap's business model is being mimicked by half a dozen companies around the country.

Arguably the most recognizable, Apple's Senior Vice President of Industrial Design Jonathan Ive practices a method of design that is being mimicked across industries.

And increasingly, the strategy is being mimicked by rival politicians who have failed to find an alternative way to address people's worries about integration and the fate of Sweden's welfare state in the face of the new arrivals.

"It's flattering it's been mimicked, it's rewarding that it's held up, and it's refreshing to have a chance to think about how to ensure that it stays fresh," Smith said of Camden Yards.

The findings indicate that people who are being subtly mimicked are more likely to buy a product and even more willing to engage in other "pro-social" (as opposed to antisocial) behavior, like picking up a cup of spilled pencils.