Sentence examples for impossible to mimic from inspiring English sources

The ability to catch a shopper's eye in a store is almost impossible to mimic online.

Tracy Garrad, chief executive of First Direct, said voices and fingerprints were unique, with physical and behavioural characteristics almost impossible to mimic.

If she was less influential than they were in the years since, it was only because her gift was so rare, so impossible to mimic.

Mr. Marcus's style — brainy but fevered, as if the fate of Western society hung on a chord progression — is nearly impossible to mimic without sounding portentous and flatulent.

By encrypting graphical information using these inks, printed images are nigh impossible to mimic, counterfeit and reverse engineer, yet can be easily verified on application of an appropriate authentication reagent, without revealing the original information.

As Katz explains, a simple conversation between two people can tap into the full depth of a person's life experiences, and this remains impossible to mimic in a machine.

But evolutionary theory predicts that whatever the generalities of the situation, the specifics should convey accurate information about a male's quality by being impossible for lesser males to mimic.

Many patients call it miraculous, and that's why the pharmaceutical companies are so frustrated, because they've never been able to mimic the efficacy of the plant, which is impossible to recreate in a pill form or oil.

We try to mimic the images we see, but it's an impossible task.

Out of professional curiosity, she tried to mimic the sounds she was hearing with her tongue, her lips: impossible.

Simulation models can be used to mimic complex systems, but unlike nature, can be manipulated in ways that would be impossible, too costly or unethical to do in natural systems.