Sentence examples for in the emulation of from inspiring English sources

As regards the qualification of the balance this investigation compares the directional characteristics of two loudspeakers and of a dodecahedron omnidirectional loudspeaker in the emulation of a soprano during simulated room acoustics measurements.

As Professor Katherine L. Meizel noted in her book, The Mediation of Identity Politics in American Idol, "Carey's influence not just stops in the emulation of melisma or her singing amongst the wannabe's, it's also her persona, her diva, her stardom which inspires them.... a pre-fame conic look".

In addition, the emulation of fractional-order inductors using RC emulators of fractional-order capacitors and Generalized Impedance Converter is performed.

In addition, as the emulation of the LTD process is strongly linked to amorphization, higher energy consumption is therefore required than the LTP process involving crystallization with less energy consumption.

Some of these effects have been studied in [21] and will be detailed in Subsection 2.3.5, while details regarding the emulation of these effects are reported in Section 3.3.

Meanwhile, the Saudi news channel al-Arabiya has featured a deck of cards bearing pictures of that country's principal enemies in Yemen in emulation of the infamous cards issued by the U.S. military prior to the 2003 invasion of Iraq as an aid to targeting its leaders.

This matrix contains the propagation losses experienced between each one of the base stations included in the emulation scenario and a grid of discrete geographical locations.

The first is that interest in the topic of swarming in plants has arisen, as is often the case, in emulation of the more advanced state of research into the collective behavior of animal organisms.

The scene, captured on video, offers a rare glimpse of the spate of self-immolations across North Africa and the Middle East in emulation of the Tunisian protest that helped set off the Arab Spring.

This small pool of names originated from China, adopted by the Korean court and its nobility in the 7th century in emulation of noble-sounding Chinese surnames.

Examples of work in this style include a large gabled house (1980 81) in Farm Neck, Massachusetts, designed in emulation of turn-of-the-20th-century Shingle-style homes by Stanford White and Grosvenor Atterbury; the seaside cottagelike Lawson House (1979 81) in East Quogue, New York; and a Tuscan Classical villa (1988 92) at River Oaks in Houston, Texas.