Sentence examples for be emulated as from inspiring English sources

In their work the past became a repository of instruction, of actions to be emulated as well as deeds to be shunned.

While not really needed anymore as a workaround for the lack of expressiveness of pure Prolog, a form of dynamic database operations can be emulated as well, using the state of multiple engines.

The country is not so much a model to be emulated as a problem to be solved.

The VSG, however, is emulated as a voltage-source, which is inherently distinct from the traditional inverter.

Each VoIP call has been emulated as single UDP stream modeled according to the parameters of the G.729.3 codec [29].

* There is no sound output (but it's emulated), as Pulse Audio is required for the Palm Pre, and I have yet to support it.

Confidential enquiries in the UK, with reports published triennially since 1952 which detailed events leading to each maternal death, contributed to the knowledge of where changes had to be made and were emulated as models in other countries [ 16, 17].

In order to mimic the experimental conditions best as possible, the nanosponges were emulated as Au half-spheres (compare Figure 1 c) on an ITO substrate with a diameter of 195 nm, similar to the nanosponges in Figures 2 d and 3a.

The Turkish model, however imperfect, offers a good start and may be emulated successfully as long as checks and balances continue to govern the political process.

Fitness was rarely an issue in an age where Gary Player's obsession with his health, rather than be emulated, was regarded as unusual.

He said President Obama's proposals to clamp down on investment banking and bankers' bonuses should not be emulated in Europe as they take the focus away from regulatory reform.