Sentence examples for imitated by a from inspiring English sources

The dependence on the vortex size may be imitated by a power law ∝D2/3.

In this case, the behavior of beams can be imitated by a rigid bar with two pin-joints.

In one case it is made of standard-issue white cloth; in another it is imitated by a paper bag.

The velocity-wise nature of the sound is scrutinized, namely, the acoustics are imitated by a pocket of harmonic flow oscillations.

That socialism is a disastrous economic theory when imitated by a poor nation has unambiguous evidence in plain sight — almost the entire history of modern India.

His work has been panned, mocked, and imitated by a cottage industry of conspiracy-touting historical fiction that has profited from his example.

It's no fun watching yourself being traduced and imitated by an actor.

We may have been subjected to countless sadistic thrillers involving sharp-suited gangsters with verbal diarrhoea, but the one element of Pulp  Fiction that wasn't imitated by an army of Tarantino wannabes was its structure.

However, the differential recruitment of co-regulators to the target promoters as well as their higher/lower expression levels can be imitated by assigning a higher or a lower value to corresponding transcription rate constants (e.g., k sr,i ).

Meanwhile the Soul Beard (Barry White, shamelessly imitated by George Clooney) is a humbler version of the God Beard (Rowan Williams Luciano Pavarotti Brian Blesseded), which bears a close resemblance to the Santa Beard (here literary types such as the author and Booker administrator Ion Trewin, and J K Rowling's agent, Christopher Little, have cornered the market).

Self-immolations have historically been practiced more by Buddhist and Daoist clergy members, and imitated by other people as a form of protest.