Sentence examples for imitation has from inspiring English sources

Imitation has long been assumed to occur from birth [2 4], with influential theories (e.g., [5 7]) placing an innate imitation module at the foundation of social cognition (potentially underpinned by a mirror neuron system [8, 9]).

Farah's Branson imitation has not been widely publicised.

But imitation has often been the starting point for innovation at companies in the rich world.

A breathless cycle of innovation and imitation has tended to distract from the newspapers themselves.

As with fashion (see "Vuitton, Louis" and "Louboutin, Christian"), imitation has become rampant in the cosmetics industry.

Hearty evangelicals of a century ago would have joined this engagement, even relished it, but the current pale imitation has chosen to shun the main event.

Whilst I had been distracted, his imitation had turned from convincing to borderline racist.

Yet our governing elite now wants us to devote more time to "community building" (around family life, neighbourhood and church) to counter the decline of collectivity, which its own incessant imposition of managerialism and market imitation have furthered.

Furthermore, as communication and transportation have advanced, opportunities for imitation have burgeoned.

The relationship between imitation and creation has been consistently noted in such domains and the effects of imitation have been documented.

Recent computational approaches to action imitation have advocated the use of hierarchical representations in the perception and imitation of demonstrated actions.