Sentence examples for from emulation from inspiring English sources

Three harps: one From emulation drew its strength.

Coe said that "everything starts from emulation and aspiration".

The idea was to move away from emulation and go to full-blown virtualization," Wade says.

Q: By any measure, Korea is a technology powerhouse, but its achievements have come more from emulation than innovation.

By any measure, the country is a technology powerhouse but its achievements have come more from emulation than innovation.

Self-referential orientations are also emphasised by Campbell (1987, 1995) who argues that the pleasure comes more from daydreaming and fantasy than from emulation and ostentation experienced in the real world.

Results garnered from emulations indicate that the proposed architecture offers respectable cached video retrieval speeds, even under dynamic and high traffic conditions, thus precluding typical client video lag and/or buffering.

Grotius influenced van den Vondel to turn from the emulation of ancient Latin to that of ancient Greek drama.Van den Vondel's Gijsbrecht van Aemstel (1637), written during this transitional period, provides a hero for the capital of the new Dutch Republic who was modeled on Virgil's Aeneas.

This study examined the effectiveness of sequential practice from the emulation to the self-control level of the social cognitive model of self-regulated learning development.

(e.g. Skinner 1953) Social learning theory considers the role of cognition in the learning process and admits learning through a variety of means such as vicarious learning, in which behavior and consequences to another individual serve as a learning experience, and learning from explicit emulation (e.g. Bandura 1977).

The companies that the authors of Built to Last suggest for emulation were founded from 1812 (Citicorp) to 1945 (Wal-Mart).