On the one hand the west and Europe is cast as the epitome of civilisation and wealth, to be emulated at all costs.
We hope this will become a model of institutionalized protest that will be emulated at other colleges, and a means for an alumnus or alumna to express support for the nobler purposes of his or her alma mater while also drawing attention to the need for dramatic change.
He created an integrated dental and medical education; this is a model emulated at most graduate health programs.
His ideas were later incorporated into a program that he developed at Harvard and that was emulated at other law schools.
Then, according to (1) an arbitrary number of data rate combinations can be emulated at the optimizer.
Further, President Obama's brand of post-partisan, across-the-aisle politics has proved appealing to voters and been emulated, at least in rhetoric, among other politicians.
Not only has she never partaken of the commercial cachet that label bestowed, but her wry voice and elliptical technique have always been particularly hers -- that is, instantly recognizable and emulated at the imitator's risk.
If multiple effects are to be emulated at the same time it is necessary to provide one pattern for each type of emulation effect, that is, packet loss, bit-errors insertion, bandwidth change, and delay change.
To minimize the impact of using offline link-level simulations on the reliability of the obtained results, and to accurately account for instantaneous channel quality variations, the real-time wireless transmission is emulated at the packet/slot level.
She set an example worth emulating, at least in one respect: she triumphantly owned her desire.
