Many critics lauded the album as Powderfinger's best work; one stated that the album was "the Finger's Crowning Glory", however, others were critical of the "imitation" contained in the album.
It was large, decorated in garish colors, and furnished with imitation Chippendale furniture and an imitation fireplace containing imitation coals.
Three combinations worked synergistically to inhibit courtship imitation: TAGs containing oleic acid (C18 1) paired with those containing stearic acid (C18 0; Fisher's exact test, n = 21, p<0.0001) or palmitoleic acid (C16:1; n = 21, p=0.00292) and TAGs containing stearic acid (C18 0) paired with those containing linoleic acid (C18 2; n = 19, p=0.00023).
Even imitation crab and other imitation shellfish contain shellfish in some portion and should be avoided by people trying to live with an allergy to shellfish.
During the 1960s, he undertook various translations, including Racine's Phaedra, The Voyage by Baudelaire and, perhaps most notably, a collection of poems called Imitations, which contains loose versions of the works of various important poets, from Homer to Rilke.
I have this packet containing plastic imitation bacon in my kitchen, as used by actors.
With the cunning and bravado that he once employed in the dispensation of illegal beverages, he forges the labels of reputable pharmaceutic products on bottles and jars containing cheap imitations, and conducts a ruinous campaign of underselling his honest competitors.
It contains imitation Jacobean panelling and a Jacobean fireplace from the now-demolished Marton Hall.
It's like they've come from a kids' playset, except with the contradiction that no kids' playset would contain imitation Prozac. .
The portrait is set within an imitation parapet which contains three layers of painted inscriptions, each rendered look as if chiseled onto stone.
Consequently, the imitation process naturally contains some level of inaccuracy.
