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But it is his D.J. routine that may be mimicked on playgrounds next year.

The model may be mimicked during only a single stage of the life cycle, as in the case of parasitic cuckoos, the eggs of which resemble those of their hosts (see below The occurrence of mimicry among plants and animals), or the model may be a prey of the mimic's victim, as in the case of angler fishes, which possess rodlike spines tipped with a fleshy "bait" to lure other fishes within reach.

With this technique, parental transfer of lipophilic contaminants may be mimicked.

These biological composites which exhibits an attractive combination of stiffness, strength and toughness, may be mimicked in bio-inspired materials.

In applications such as radio interferometry and MRI, the originally digital random pre-modulation may be mimicked by an analog linear chirp.

Paracrine signals, essential for the proper survival and functioning of tissues, may be mimicked by delivery of therapeutic proteins within engineered tissue constructs.

A person may be mimicking their behavior and riding on their coattails and doing so successfully because banks are more concerned with marketing issues than security issues".

These results suggest that forest interventions that do no remove the organic layer may be mimicking low severity fires and promoting poor tree growth and regeneration.

Despite news of yet another round of layoffs, the M100 may be mimicking famed Legg Mason value manager Bill Miller Bill Miller, who was reported to have been snapping up shares of the stock on Tuesday.

It has been hypothesized that the Arg-Phe-Phe (111 113) human AGRP amino acids may be mimicking the melanocortin agonist Phe-Arg-Trp (7 9) residue interactions with the melanocortin receptors that are important for both receptor molecular recognition and stimulation.

This observed increase in the proportions of HIV seropositive migrants may be mimicking the current status of HIV epidemic, which is evidently flaring-up at present [ 22].