Sentence examples for emulated by its from inspiring English sources

Each nonlinear function is emulated by its multivariate metamodel (a low-dimensional bi-linear principal component analysis model of its behaviour), and yields parameter estimates by a simple projection plus a data base look-up.

His darker portrayal was emulated by his weapon in the opening cinematic.

Its work was emulated by many other voluntary groups, including the Ulster Project, which has outlived "The Spirit" and features in the film I made.

It can be emulated by replicating the whole table and, thus, is very costly and its application is limited.

Since the latter one is easier to be realized in the engineering field, it is emulated by biomimetic fin.

Its merchandising practices are nonetheless emulated by other retailers.

In QEMU/KVM, each virtual machine is a QEMU process, and each of its virtual CPUs (vCPUs) is emulated by a separate thread that belongs to that process.

The trailblazer has been Santander, but its relentless effort to make its systems exactly the same everywhere is being emulated by Citigroup, HSBC and Standard Chartered.

"It's been embraced by the advertising community and it's being emulated by some competitors," he said.

Celebrity role models -- what they wear, what beauty products they use, it is all emulated by thousands of fans.

The West has long conducted hubristic diplomacy, assuming that its norms and mores will be emulated by the rest of the world.