Sentence examples for improved imitation from inspiring English sources

Such variability may represent vocal motor exploration critical for improved imitation, as juveniles exhibiting the greatest morning variability end up producing the best copies of their tutors' songs.

Other kernels include symbolic self-modeling (e.g., Embry et al. 1996) to improve imitation of behavior and school-home notes (e.g., Kelley et al. 1988) for prompting family reinforcement and generalization of behavior to home.

This paper argues that the interaction between domestic and foreign trade (trade coordination) can affect the technological spillover effect by improving competition, imitation and upstream and downstream contact, etc., which will then affect technological innovation.

But the sale of signature-comparison pamphlets mostly helped counterfeiters to improve their imitations.

When participants were explicitly instructed to imitate the stimulus velocity, imitation performance improved probably as a result of greater attention directed toward the kinematic features of the stimulus.

Staci Gold of North by Northwestern wrote that this episode was majorly improved by Baldwin's "hilarious imitation of a Spanish accent".

Despite that the performance, in term of reproduced velocity, improved in a context of voluntary imitation, subjects did not replicate the observed motions exactly.

There's some cost to that, but it's very important for improving the efficiency of imitation.

No wonder that egalitarian early humans could have greatly improved such a trade, the quest for individual merit thus ultimately fueling the daily proximate expansion (production and imitation) of the most merit-worthy symbolic signals.

And Mr. Swift notes, "Once you've played charades with the author of 'The Satanic Verses' or heard his imitation (not quite as good, in my opinion, as Kazuo Ishiguro's) of Bob Dylan, your view of things is fundamentally improved".

Enterprises can imitate and improve mature products in the market and thereby realize an imitation innovation effect with the help of market information.