Sentence examples for fully mimic from inspiring English sources

"One of the problems of meat substitutes in general is that some consumers might perceive them as artificial and they don't fully mimic the taste and texture of meat".

Mr. Dennett also devotes a long section to a rebuttal of the famous Chinese Room thought experiment, developed by 30 years ago by the philosopher John Searle, another old antagonist, as a riposte to Mr. Dennett's claim that computers could fully mimic consciousness.

The work in animals and cells also may not fully mimic real life.

We are not, of course, advocating educational practices that fully mimic an "indifferent" and unpredictably changing universe.

But a real opportunity may exist in small apps that don't just fully mimic popular web apps, but instead extend upon them.

It should be noted that there is no bias in each filter so that all the filters can fully mimic the matrix multiplication process.

The consideration of fluid dynamics within tumor models at both the microscopic and macroscopic levels may greatly improve our ability to more fully mimic the tumor microenvironment.

However, none of those materials can fully mimic the unique properties of dentin (compliance and crack-stopping behavior) and enamel (wear resistance, function).

Those emergent gameplay systems show a radically different way that AI can develop, aimed not at fully mimicking a human, but at developing a "good enough" heuristic that turns into something altogether different when scaled up enough.

Swine inoculation with rMN184 and rMLV verified that these viruses fully mimicked the respective parent virus.

The limitation may be overcome by fully mimicking those structures with computer-aided design (CAD) and fabrication.