Even if Roy Keane were to prove himself the new Brian Clough, it would be all but impossible to emulate that level of success on the field.
The chemistry has been impossible to emulate, and not helped by reports of internal tensions on the new show and the premature departure of its executive producer, Lisa Clark.
He, who could so easily seem impossible to emulate, sent an unspoken message that yes, we all have the potential for great things.
Although captive breeding programs can certainly select earlier or larger animals such as those that were most successful in this study, the patterns of natural selection are impossible to emulate precisely, hence some level of domestication selection is unavoidable (Waples 1999).
Mr. O'Hare also excavates plenty of laughs from his phrasing of Elling's ornate, fussy language and his outbursts of peevish anger at Frank, who is both the irksome holder of power over Elling and Kjell Bjarne's future and a symbol of the carefree normalcy that Elling finds it impossible to emulate.
In such cases, the extreme nature of their success makes them impossible to emulate, since at a certain point they take on a life of their own.
"The greatest thing about roasts is they're impossible to emulate in a restaurant," says Marco Canora of NYC's Hearth.
