Sentence examples for closely emulated from inspiring English sources

He observed and closely emulated Abanindranath's style, which was based on Mughal and Rajput miniatures, and made a success of it.

Along the way he discovered a frequency modulation scheme that could closely emulated the sounds of known musical instruments and many that are unknown.

If you look at who has more closely emulated Jesus's life, Pope Benedict or your average nun, it's the nun hands down.

Using multi-functional peptide amphiphile-coated surfaces with different anisotropies, we were able to control the phenotype of corneal stromal cells and instruct them to fabricate self-lifting tissues that closely emulated the native stromal lamellae of the human cornea.

In a season in which N.F.L. players have frequently been compared to Achilles for choosing glory over long life, it is Lynch who has most closely emulated the Iliad's complicated hero: he has torn into opponents as if he holds them personally responsible for the slaying of a dear friend, and he has refused to play nice with many of the emissaries sent to speak with him.

He took care to grind and mix his inks so they closely emulated the original.

A mechanical feedback coupling can closely emulate the ODEs used to model it.

The output is a bionic prosthesis that more closely emulates biological motion.

The rapid rise in nicotine blood levels following a puff from Juul more closely emulates that achieved by a regular cigarette than lower nicotine e-cigarette products.

In seeking to offer insurance for everyone under 22, General Clark was closely emulating a plan put forth by a presidential campaign rival, Senator John Edwards of North Carolina, who would provide insurance for everyone under 21.

Whilst there are many in the pieces that very closely emulate previous mainline collections, there are also many items that are virtually identically affording customers to get a genuine piece of high fashion for a significantly reduced cost.