Often imitated using, eg, the scary Lisa Butcher, or the heifer-ish and slightly peeved Rachel Hunter, but never bettered, getting twelve scrawny, hyped up teenage girls in a room and fighting them to the gladiatorial death - "The girl whose name I do not say must pack up their bags- and leave!" -just never gets boring.
The focus was on the investigation of heat transfer during the evaporation process in the wavy pillow-plate channel, and the (virtual) enthalpy of condensation was imitated using dissipation of electrical current in the walls of a single pillow plate.
– Sequence 3: A pick and place process is imitated using a loosened glass plate.
It simply imitates nature, using the same natural trapping mechanisms that have kept large stores of CO2 and other gases underground for millions of years.
When Flash wasn't used as a way to used as a way to push malware on users, hackers were imitating it and using the plugin as a springboard to launch their own fake attacks.
Try your best to imitate the provided renderings, using the illustrations as hints on where to position the light in the pbrt scene.
Donald Clarke considers ragtime the culmination of coon songs, used first in minstrel shows and then vaudeville, and the result of the rhythms of minstrelsy percolating into the mainstream; he also suggests that ragtime's distinctive sound may have come from an attempt to imitate the African American banjo using the keyboard.
"Today Sisi is imitating Muammar Gaddafi, who used the war on terrorism to put down people and put them in jail".
For control patients, the procedures imitated those used for the active electroacupuncture intervention, but 1) needles were inserted at 4 points remote from any classically described meridian or extraordinary acupoint; and 2) no current was applied to the needles.
The infants in the first group imitated the researcher, using their foreheads to switch on the light, while most of the second group used their hands.
