Sentence examples for be imitated to from inspiring English sources

The effect can be imitated to some extent by pinching at regular intervals a specimen not showing it (Fig. D).

The approach of engineers to limiting the damage caused by avalanches or forest fires could be imitated to make economies more resilient to shocks.

This particular spontaneous arrangement of the vegetation optimizes the use of the scarce water resources and could be imitated to restore vulnerable ecosystems; at the same time, the patterns of vegetation act as an early warning signal of the fact that fragile ecosystems may suddenly undergo irreversible shifts, thus, they deserve a special attention.

Clinical usage should be imitated to provide earliest possible indications of toxicity in man.

Similar to internally-cooled dehumidifiers, an idea of internally heating is imitated to put forward internally-heated regenerators.

At a certain moment I had to be careful not to be imitating, not to be a forger, to do Godard fakes.

Each established a style that could not really be imitated while continuing to push toward reinvention.

On the other hand, they are not obtrusive and are difficult to disguise or to be imitated by others [6].

"It is not to be imitated, and I can't think of anything worse than for any young journalist to try to imitate Hunter".

She creates her own special environment, and it's not meant to be imitated.

Oddly, it was only after his death, in 1953, that his music began to be imitated.