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The learning dynamics of our agent-based computational model, based on imitation of successful expectational rules and occasional experimentation, result in recurrent currency crises.

The design was based on imitation of anterior condylar translation by an inferiorly located centre of rotation, unrestricted mandibular movements by a double articulation, correct fit to the skull by a self-adjusting skull part consisting of two connected parts, and stable fixation by bone screws that are rigidly connected to the prosthesis parts.

According to [ 4], neural networks (also known as artificial neural networks) were established based on imitation of the neurons on how they work in the brain.

The mode of learning was based on imitation and memorizing, and there was heavy emphasis on the intellectual authority of the teacher.

The experimental design is based on changes in an effort-cost parameter, which do not alter the set of Nash equilibria nor do they alter the predictions of adjustment theories based on imitation or best response dynamics.

Therapies based on imitation can be designed for patients with motor impairments and virtual-reality (VR) offers a new perspective.

The dependence is not based on imitation (in line with [31]): Rather than adjusting to the different environment by mimicking the behavior of the other, participants should behave boldly in the prudent environment, and prudently in the bold one.

To accomplish this he advocated the reform of Turkish verse forms (based largely on imitation of French models, which he carefully studied and observed) and the adoption of a pure Turkish devoid of Arabic and Persian vocabulary and grammatical constructions.

Because they shared with Gottsched the general assumption that art is based on the imitation of nature and has the goal of making important moral truths come alive for us, it is hard to see exactly what divided the two sides in this dispute, but the key seems to lie in their conception of poetic fables.

GAs are different from traditional optimization tools and based on digital imitation of biological evolution.

The method of Pattern Matching (PM) or Pattern Imitation [8] presented in this paper can be ascribed to local modeling; it avoids the assumptions normally required in the context of time-series modeling (e.g. stationarity and/or Gaussian condition) and is based on the imitation of the past patterns in the data history.