Sentence examples for it emulated from inspiring English sources

Next, it emulated Deng Xiaoping's market socialism.

He directed his first short, The Night Watchman, in 1938; like most of Jones's early efforts, it emulated Disney's timing, pacing, and design.

Like many other Italian universities, Siena was founded (1240) as a result of a 13th-century migration of students from the University of Bologna, which it emulated as a studium generale, accepting scholars from all parts of Europe and conferring a generally recognized degree.

Apple has never said it blocked the Google Voice app because it was a VoIP app (which would have fallen under its agreement with AT&T to do so), it blocked it because it said it emulated many of the features of the actual phone portion of the iPhone, and would confuse customers.

It emulated Hammond's DXR-20 tone cabinet, which used moving drums but only produced amplitude modulation, not frequency modulation.

Heather Havrilesky of Salon declared that "Smoke Gets in Your Eyes" raised expectations for future competition at the time, and added that it emulated some of the best episodes of The Sopranos.

Again, any machine, whatever it emulates with its software, is a Turing machine that ultimately processes logical symbols; and consciousness is not symbolic.

In this sense, it emulates COPE in its probabilistic mode.

This emulator needs an expensive noise generator since it emulates higher node distances, by reducing the signal-to-noise ratio.

It emulates the Socratic method we use in the classroom experience".

But New York, like the European festivals it emulates, has often looked fondly at American commercial cinema, whose distributors are willing to Spend Money for parties.