Sentence examples for emulated example from inspiring English sources

Several years later, her Sustainability in Prisons project has become a wildly successful (and often emulated) example of how to combine innovative science with impactful engagement of under-served populations.

The emulated example described above is limited to three DTN nodes to keep the description simple.

ASEAN member countries may also emulate examples of similar regional blocs that have extensive experience in improving access to healthcare among migrants, including undocumented migrants who are not covered with private health insurance, for instance by their employers.

And to a great extent, their subjects emulated their example, and made mid-20th-century Britain into a nation that was conventional, stable, prudish, dingy and insular.

Organisations founded in the United States and in Japan emulated the example of London's India House.

This section describes the KauNet network emulator, and the new trigger functionality that enables KauNet to emulate, for example, cross-layer information for evaluation of opportunistic network scenarios.

Saddam Hussein has set an example of defiance, especially against the first President Bush, that other Arab leaders cannot and should not emulate; the example leads only to empty gestures and developmental stagnation, both of which the Arab nations have had enough of already.

Will his successor emulate his example?

So, will other schools emulate the example of Abbotsholme?

Brazilians see small and apparently happy families in television programs and think about emulating that example.

Through publicity this kindness results in many other mothers emulating the example of the first woman.