Medieval European aristocrats, from the 13th century on, emulated the actions they admired in books.
By the end of the year, they hope to have robots capable of full locomotion that emulate the action of the caterpillars, he said.
The system along with the control law is simulated, where the system is subjected to a disturbance that emulates the action of a group of external unknown bounded forces over the links of the bipedal robot.
Two comparisons shall enhance conclusions from a practical point of view: First, we emulate the action a person ignorant of approximation problems might take.
Going a step further, it can also be used to materialise an artificial dynamics that has never been observed in Nature while being theoretically conceivable [3, 4] or even to emulate the action of a mathematical transformation [5].
The dispatching simulation component typically emulates (or attempts to emulate) the action of the dispatcher in traffic management, but in some cases, it can be also used as part of a traffic management software to help traffic dispatchers to manage and organize the daily train schedules (Fig. 5) [21].
The evidence points to the defendant trying to emulate the actions of the Dexter character who he idolised," he added, claiming the case was a sad testament to the "perils of how young people can become entrenched in modern TV blockbusters involving violence which shockingly led to a copy-cat killing in real life".
However, if we as leaders can learn to emulate the actions and intentions of our server, we would develop better decision-making skills and receive more satisfying outcomes.
They attempt to kiss the Black Stone seven times, once for each circumambulation of the Kaaba, emulating the actions of Muhammad.
Though it may not seem like it all the time, children idolize and emulate the actions of their parents, more so than their words.
