Sentence examples for attempt to emulate a from inspiring English sources

However, vocalists such as Van Morrison, Mick Jagger, Eric Burdon and Steve Winwood did not attempt to emulate a particular singer and were seen by critics as able to sing the blues convincingly and with some power.

In an attempt to emulate a successful 2009 Facebook campaign to promote Rage Against the Machine's song "Killing in the Name", a similar online campaign has been launched to promote the Nirvana single to 2011 Christmas number one in the UK Singles Chart in protest at the dealings of The X Factor television series with the children's charity Rhythmix.

Many analyses of observational data are attempts to emulate a target trial.

This relationship formation suggests that TLC designers may have been successful in their attempts to emulate a conversation with a human being.

The latter goal is achieved by splitting the stators into eight concentric rings, each fed with a slight time delay compared to the ring immediately inwards, thereby attempting to emulate a point source.

Propensity score matching is a process that attempts to emulate a randomised controlled trial (RCT).

But he cautioned Latin writers not to attempt to emulate Pindar, a task that he likened to Icarus' presumptuous flight.

In her charmingly slight, bittersweet video "One-Week Walden," the winsome Ms. Sullivan narrates her attempt to emulate Thoreau with a childlike voice.

In an attempt to emulate the success of Chopper, a rebellious youth in Judge Dredd, he conceptualized a character as a twelve-year-old anarchist vigilante, who readers would sympathize with despite the character's harsh methods.

In an attempt to emulate this expertise and reasoning, a CDSS based on case matching and recommendations, or case-based reasoning (CBR), was developed.

Vevo was widely seen as an attempt to emulate the success of Hulu, an online joint venture of NBC, Fox and Disney that offers users free television shows and movies.