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At the same time, uninscribed gold coins of the Gaulish Bellovaci, a tribe located near Beauvais, imitated from the famous gold stater of Philip II of Macedon, were being introduced, probably by trade.
A few investigators proposed particle SGS stress models for two-fluid LES of gas-particle flows, however the particle SGS stress models are simply imitated from the gas SGS stress model, and the interaction between gas and particle SGS stresses is not taken into account.
Its ceiling, Hope explained, "imitated from those prevailing in Turkish palaces, consists of a canopy of trellice-work..
In the western provinces they issued gold and copper pieces imitated from contemporary Byzantine coins, modifying the cross on the reverse of the latter somewhat to suit Muslim sensibilities.
The Huns (Hephthalites), who destroyed the Gupta and other smaller states in northern India in the 6th century, left numerous coins, imitated from Sāsānian, Gupta, or Kushān prototypes.
Another Concept widely used to shape the cities, distribute throughout Asia, is imitated from cosmography called 'Traiphum', especially in Hindu-Buddhist religion.
This more experimental attitude was also shown in Christophe Colomb (1809), a Shakespearean comedy, and Richard III et Jeanne Shore (1824), imitated from William Shakespeare and Nicholas Rowe.
This led him to deduce correctly that the demotic script was only partly phonetic, also consisting of ideographic characters imitated from hieroglyphs.
This exhibition sets masterpieces by Caravaggio alongside the works of 17th-century artists who imitated him, from the great female painter Artemisia Gentileschi to French master of candlelight Georges de La Tour.
I actively imitated everything from the Nicholas Brothers tap dancing to Mick Jagger going 'Oooh yeah!' But because of whatever it never sounds like anything to you but David Lee.
Alexander's troops imitated the practice from the Persians and brought saffron-bathing to Greece.
