Material culture evolution is a complex process subject to additional dynamic social processes, such as borrowing, imitation, and learning.
His populism is dismissed as a pale imitation of Mr Thaksin's dynamic ideas.
David [1] pointed out that the loose network relationships of open innovation and structures in the cluster provide a new activity environment for innovation, and dynamic multiple network relationships make innovation and imitation easier to happen.
The Pendubot, an underactuated two-link planar robot, is investigated as a dynamic model of the superior limbs for imitation of human throwing motion whose models are fundamentally underactuated in nature.
Their growing domestic markets demand goods that meet their specific needs, and their dynamic export industries are moving beyond simple imitation.
To investigate this, we measured the effects of imitation phantasms (i.e. small, brief patches of real dynamic noise) on contrast discrimination for spatio-temporally co-extensive drifting gratings (Fig. 3 right panel).
Since the dynamic balance of the HR is not considered, the proposed on-line visual imitation is divided into two parts, lower body (LB) and upper body (UB).
Word frequencies over time reflect a replicator dynamic, that is, a dynamic in which the words are reproduced by being copied through imitation [20], [41], [42], [45].
After his rackety childhood, Hirst's relationship with Saatchi appears to have something of a father-son dynamic: a closeness followed by a breach, and then a rapprochement on changed terms; rebellion and imitation.
Moreover, we identified components of dynamic combinatorial SWI/SNF nucleosome remodeling complexes, including subunits of the Brg1/Brm Associated Factors (BAF) complex (e.g., Smarce1 and Smarcc1) and imitation SWI (ISWI) members (e.g., Smarca5, Baz1b, and Smarca1).
Success always breeds imitation.
