For an IVIVC, it is critical to select the appropriate in vitro conditions such that the in vivo environment is mimicked as closely as possible without any change in the release mechanism(s).
All too often Aristotle's inventory of conventions is mimicked, as if plays were no more than the sum of their parts, and the author a phrenologist detecting a criminal from the shape of their skull.
"Virtual reality is mimicked as visual referents deny the boundaries of time and space while occupying nondescript spaces," the gallery explains.
The trip is likely to be mimicked by thousands more as the summer holiday season approaches.
Optic disc swelling itself can cause papilledema from optic neuritis, uveitis, or even be mimicked with such conditions as scleritis or congenital lesions.
Further peritoneal carcinomatosis can be mimicked by curable diseases such as tuberculosis and even lymphoma.
It does not benefit Hang Low, a gorgeous musing on mortality from the recent album Ocky Milk, that Momus seems to be mimicking Riverdance as he performs it.
His ire was mimicked by Hoe as she gestured violently and shouted at the officers.
But saxophone and trumpet are mimicked with mouths and hands, as are snare drum hisses and bass fiddle plucking.
