He did not judge them, because he intended to emulate them one day".
Simply seeing the term hefeweizen, or a variation, on a label turns out to be no guarantee that a beer is intended to emulate the south German style.
The new commission is intended to emulate others that have followed major national disasters like the accident that destroyed the Challenger space shuttle in 1986.
With its swooping arches and curves intended to emulate the rippling of sand dunes, this 842-metre bridge hangs on the horizon like a frozen scribble.
Back in the 1970s and '80s, the early efforts of American syrah pioneers like Mr. Grahm, Joseph Phelps, Bob Lindquist of Qupé and Steve Edmunds of Edmunds St. John were all intended to emulate Rhone wines.
The range estimates are based on an E.P.A. test called the Universal Dynamometer Driving Schedule, a simulation intended to emulate city driving, with a trip length of 7.5 miles and an average speed under 20 miles an hour.
In Amour new poems still show the old magic, notably passages of his lament for Lucien Létinois, no doubt intended to emulate Tennyson's In Memoriam, but lacking its depth.
What this really means, says Deb Mielke, an industry consultant, is that Mr Chambers intends to emulate IBM, where he once worked, by transforming Cisco gradually from a boxmaker into an army of network consultants and integrators who charge for services as well as, or even instead of, hardware.
An example of a program minimally dependent on linguistic or cognitive theory was Joseph Weizenbaum's ELIZA program, intended to emulate (or perhaps caricature) a Rogerian psychiatrist.
We show that habitat mitigation intended to emulate natural disturbances and mitigate the negative effects of energy development has mixed but largely negative short-term consequences for birds and mammals.
