Sentence examples for imitation of how from inspiring English sources

When the surgeon did an imitation of how Achatz would sound with a reconstructed tongue, it made him even more upset.

The popularity of neural networks is due to the fact that they converge on a varied set of problems, also the fact that they're an imitation of how our brain learns new skills, retains that information for future use and applies it when necessary.

This was an imitation of how a warrior received his atlatl darts and shield.

It's an imitation of how some of her fans write, a sterile, chatty facsimile of a first-person blog.

Rather than spreading the wealth around, to concentrate so many awards in a few chosen people year after year holds up these apprentices for imitation of how to work the masters' favor.

[At this point someone pulled out a baseball and asked Ray to sign it. Ray signed it "yr pal" in imitation of how a specific baseball player signed baseballs.].

208 pp. ISBN: 0-262-73167-3, $20 Imitation of Life How Biology Is Inspiring Computing Nancy Forbes Cambridge, MA MIT Press, 2004.

However, currently, we have no systematic understanding of how imitation, a mechanism that may also generate negative effects via a process of cumulative advantage, affects cooperation when repeated interactions are unlikely or information about a recipient's reputation is unavailable.

But, until recently, there were few tests of how the imitation of bird waste, thorns, twigs or stones actually works.

According to [ 4], neural networks (also known as artificial neural networks) were established based on imitation of the neurons on how they work in the brain.

It would also force the currently available theories of imitation to explain how a visual representation of a new action can be transformed into motor output without relying on already existing behavior [14], [15].