Sentence examples for is designed to emulate from inspiring English sources

The intensely air-conditioned passageway next to it is designed to emulate a museum's traditional art gallery — with a slide show of Mr. Lowe's collages projected into the kind of frame that might hold a Surrealist masterpiece.

The BioEnergy Science Centre, one of the DoE's more innovative programmes, is designed to emulate a start-up and develop cellulosic ethanol, tapping the expertise of labs, academia and industry.

VSG control is designed to emulate inertial response and damping power via power injection from/to the energy storage system.

The JHC burner is designed to emulate a moderate and intense low oxygen dilution (MILD) combustion regime.

This process is designed to emulate the dynamics of intracellular calcium, a common sensor of neuronal firing rate, which increases sharply at spike decays slowly between spikes.

The email digest, which will start appearing in users' inboxes over the next few weeks, is designed to emulate the "Discover" tab in Twitter's mobile apps.

Glam Product designer and strategist Marc Escobosa says the app was designed to emulate TV programming, but on a smaller scale and on a smaller screen.

These simple, rustic vessels were designed to emulate ancient ceramics.

Tanjong Jara was designed to emulate a Malay sultan's palace.

The brand's in-store counters are designed to emulate traditional apothecaries, with wooden drawers and cabinets.

It's now plausible to argue that computers are playing subtler, more imaginative chess than the humans they're designed to emulate.