Sentence examples for for example emulated from inspiring English sources

The Old South, for example, emulated the knightly romanticism of Sir Walter Scott; decades later, ersatz Scottish invocations reappeared in the name of the Ku Klux Klan.

For example, emulating the natural role of plant polyphenols in biological defense,[ 11] we found that polyphenol coatings derived from TA and PG displayed strong contact-based antibacterial properties against both gram-negative and gram-positive strains.

Mr. Draghi was asked several times whether the central bank might consider other ways of encouraging credit, for example by emulating the Bank of England's Funding for Lending Scheme, which rewards banks that lend more.

The developers found they were able to adopt the DualShock 4's touchpad into Second Sons gameplay (for example, players emulate the in-game fingerprint scanner using the DualShock 4 touchpad).

The qualities of traditional 100-watt incandescent bulbs, for example, are being emulated by 72-watt halogen bulbs, which are more energy efficient.

For example, one might emulate an Android device by using an automation platform to search for music, play it, praise it and otherwise just move it around in the playlist". If this is the case, are such tactics used?

The Met's innovative high-definition live broadcasts to movie theaters, for example, which are being emulated by several international companies, lost money at first.

Don't expect much luck with anything that requires an infrared port (HotSync, for example) – while they've emulated the hardware functionality up to the buttons, it's a bit tough to fake an IR port.

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.

For bureaucrats, access to a number of completed contracts to provide the same kinds of goods or services (a 10km tarmac road over flat ground, or 10,000 packages of medical gauze, for example) provides models to emulate or mistakes to avoid, and can be used to build up more accurate cost and time estimates.

This slow but reliable method allows, for example, modern PCs to emulate arcade-games machines from the 1980s whose microprocessors ran at a fraction of the speed.In this section Making sense of scents The sincerest form of flattery Something new under the sun Through a metal, darkly ReprintsMore sophisticated are just-in-time compilers, or JITs.