Sentence examples for described to emulate from inspiring English sources

The remaining strains displayed a low degree of pathogenicity in this model, which was described to emulate many aspects of Listeria infection seen in vertebrates [ 85].

The work can best be described as attempts to emulate insect-level locomotion and navigation, with very little work on behavior-based non-trivial manipulation of the world.

The thirteen simulations described below aim to emulate the aberrant formations that can occur in transcripts due to structural alterations.

Whatever it was he was doing with his hands, it yielded a ferocious, galloping sound that's hard to describe and harder to emulate.

Create an outdoor captive habitat - if you live in a warm, dry climate similar to that described above, you are poised to emulate the tortoise's natural habitat by building an outdoor pen for your new pet.

If it was hard to describe, it seemed equally difficult to emulate.

Lyda Borelli's influence on fashion was so pervasive that the term "borellisimo" developed to describe young women who dieted to emulate her sinuous form or adopted her mannerisms, sighing and staring off into the distance with their chins in their hands.

He slept in a second-floor room once occupied by Nelson A. Rockefeller, whom he later described as a hero he hoped to emulate.

Attempting to circumvent the patent, Glenn Curtiss and other early aviators devised ailerons to emulate lateral control described in the patent and demonstrated by the Wrights in their public flights.

"But they reduce the risk that some Chinese might want to emulate them by describing them as 'anti-government riots.'" Some Chinese news organizations have also seized on the ambivalent American reaction to the Egyptian unrest to underscore the hypocrisy of the United States in sometimes backing dictators over democracy.

Gluck himself, according to the Irish singer Michael Kelly, tried to emulate Handel, whom he described as the "divine master of our art".