Some residents take daily baths under special light bulbs designed to imitate the sun.
Many new legal highs are synthesised in laboratories in south-east Asia and designed to imitate the effects of existing illegal drugs including cannabis and ecstasy.
These vaccines are designed to imitate the natural development of cell-mediated immunity after initial exposure to a pathogen.
The rod is used to cast artificial flies made of hair, feathers, or synthetic materials and designed to imitate the natural food sources of the fish.
For now, however, economists are restricted to laboratory experiments, in which they pay volunteers to play simple games designed to imitate situations that people experience in daily life.
Frustrated by the speakers he used for his electric violin, Mr. Trueman built spherical speakers designed to imitate the sound of an acoustic violin.
Many are synthesised by chemists in south-east Asia, with effects designed to imitate more traditional drugs such as ecstasy, cannabis and amphetamines.
There is Josiah Wedgwood's 1770 black stoneware teapot, "designed to imitate basalt," the volcanic rock widely admired in Pompeii's ruins by Europeans taking the Grand Tour.
Tying on a fly designed to imitate a crippled sulphur, I thought of a friend who pursues bank feeders with a glowing ardor, Frank Rodriguez.
Named for the Eliza Doolittle character in "Pygmalion," it was the first conversational computer program, designed to imitate a psychotherapist asking questions instead of giving advice.
Salvini's No referendum rallies have been "Trumpified", accompanied now by supporters waving blue placards, emblazoned "Salvini Premier", designed to imitate those familiar from American town hall meetings.
