Sentence examples for be imitated by a from inspiring English sources

Here is conclusive proof that a lifetime's experience in music hall cannot be imitated by a 'straight' actor, however gifted and assiduous".

The dependence on the vortex size may be imitated by a power law ∝D2/3.

In this case, the behavior of beams can be imitated by a rigid bar with two pin-joints.

In one case it is made of standard-issue white cloth; in another it is imitated by a paper bag.

Lasith Malinga, the Sri Lankan who bowled devastatingly for Mumbai and whose submarine-arm action has been imitated by a number of I.P.L. bowlers, won the Purple Cap for taking the most wickets.

The velocity-wise nature of the sound is scrutinized, namely, the acoustics are imitated by a pocket of harmonic flow oscillations.

The IHF protein domain bending dsDNA more than 160° was imitated by a peptide composed of a lysine dendrimer linked to a cyclopeptide.

However, the differential recruitment of co-regulators to the target promoters as well as their higher/lower expression levels can be imitated by assigning a higher or a lower value to corresponding transcription rate constants (e.g., k sr,i ).

The Pakistani and UK strikes have vindicated the warnings of former officials that the US use of drone strikes "outside of hot battlefields is likely to be imitated by other states", as a Stimson Center task force found in 2014.

For instance, the sound of a crackling fire can be imitated by twisting cellophane, and squeezing a box of cornstarch can duplicate the sound of footsteps in snow.

Dangerous behaviour which may be imitated by children includes "Paddington hiding from a villain inside a refrigerator and riding on a skateboard while holding on to a bus, as well as a brief scene of a boy strapping fireworks to his shoes".