(The type of imitation used in the muhammes was distinct from that used in certain types of gazel and kasîde in which a poet referred to a poem by another poet or sometimes by two or three previous poets in order to "answer" and surpass his predecessors).
His popular Super Man imitations, used on ESPN SportsCenter ads, would resonate more with an NBA title.
By Geoffrey T. Hellman and James Thurber The New Yorker, January 28 , 1933P. 10 Henry ter Linden, of Imitation Food Products, 107 Lawrence Street, Brooklyn, makes imitation foods used in window displays by restaurants, confectionery shops, etc. Bellevue Hospital uses them to explain diet to people who don't speak English.
In particular, selective imitation is used to mimic the commonly observed phenomenon that offspring tend to imitate the cultural traits (i.e., skill factors) of their parents.
The New Yorker, January 28 , 1933P. 10 Henry ter Linden, of Imitation Food Products, 107 Lawrence Street, Brooklyn, makes imitation foods used in window displays by restaurants, confectionery shops, etc. Bellevue Hospital uses them to explain diet to people who don't speak English.
As long as "imitation" is used with awareness that it will not mean everything that mimêsis does, it makes a serviceable translation.
Here imitation was used in an interpersonal context with the aim to contribute identifying neurodynamic signatures of human interactions.
We revisit and revive, taking guitar sounds from here, vocal effects from there, and generally using imitation and idolatry as a form of progression.
"The food system is bizarre and ineffectual and completely lacking in innovation," said Josh Tetrick, founder and chief executive of Hampton Creek Foods, which makes imitation egg products using plants.
Both the laboratory rig and the pilot harvester were evaluated using imitation mushrooms constructed from dental plaster and a wide range of cultivated Agaricus bisporus mushrooms.
