Sentence examples for imitate the changes from inspiring English sources
Under the present operating circumstance, we bring a stochastic perturbation with small amplitude into the active power outputs of all the units (except for the balancer) in the system to imitate the changes of the system (Apply 0.5%% of current outputs for the thermal units as a stochastic interruption, while 2.5%% of current outputs for the wind unit to simulate its sharper change).
Another possible approach about how to imitate the change of width and color of papillary lines could be the use of thin semitransparent fake finger.
The function of the approaching stimulation was to imitate the change of the distance of the intruder male to the focal male (movement toward the male) while keeping the direction to the intruder constant (no sideway movements), whereas trials with stationary stimuli functioned as control group in which both the distance and angle were constant.
Males were subjected to two kinds of stimuli: approaching one, imitating the change of the distance of the calling intruder toward the focal male while keeping the direction constant, or stationary stimuli, involving acoustic stimulation with no motion.
From its sparkling Premier League heights to its modest Sunday league bottom, soccer moves and shifts as one great mass in a constant effort to consume and imitate the latest instigator of change.
For example, effects named Melissa, Sophie or Tony (to make them easier to remember) will mute colors and change the focus to imitate the film and lenses commonly used in different eras.
Due to the local nature heuristic rules for driving direction changes are formulated which intend to imitate the behaviour of a human driver.
But the London mayor changed tack when he said: "I don't want to imitate the Canadian deal.
He changed my fly from a pink one to a green one, to imitate the fruit.
The model also should be able to imitate the sensitised human lung conditions in terms of the nature of the injury and any disease-induced changes that occur at biological, physiological, and pathological levels.
Why imitate the British Empire?
