Sentence examples for from imitation from inspiring English sources

But to what extent is it laying the foundations for moving from imitation to innovation?

It will now receive protected geographical indication (PGI) status, designed to protect it from imitation.

As countries develop, the main driver of economic growth shifts from imitation to innovation.

She appears wistful in this drape dress, $5,100, from Imitation of Christ.

Often it resulted from imitation or an attempt to reproduce a remembered effect.

These complementarities suggest that IP protection mechanisms that are interdependent and reinforce each other to protect innovations from imitation by rival firms constitute a pattern on which firms rely to protect their innovations from imitation.

Its choreographic raw material derives from imitations of people observed by the dancers.

The determination of its chemical composition can be used for an easy identification of amber among other fossil resins and copals and to distinguish it from imitations, widely diffused on the market.

Now, three mathematicians have proposed a purely mathematical technique that requires only a digitized image and shown that they can use it to distinguish authentic drawings by Flemish artist Pieter Bruegel the Elder (ca. 1525-1569) from imitations by his contemporaries and followers.

— December 30 , 1985From a critical essay on William Dean Howells What if you think that the narrative art derives its value and importance — its ethical status — from its imitation of reality, from its truthfulness to our mundane human condition?

As Socrates said, those who imitate should beware "lest, from the imitation, they draw off some of the being".