Sentence examples for mimic one another from inspiring English sources

Many Heliconine species exist as pairs that mimic one another.

Specifically, how infants and their parents mimic one another.

The researchers studied several species of tropical Heliconius butterflies, all of which are nasty-tasting to birds and which mimic one another's color patterns.

High-speed firms tend to mimic one another's trading strategies, and in times of crisis this can amplify price swings.

Particularly intriguing was Marsh and Small's ability to mimic one another's sonorities, particularly when the latter switched to flugelhorn for a crepuscular passage that brought Mahler's Nachtmusik to mind.

Honeybees are just like people we both like to dance, travel, touch, mimic one another, and we both enjoy caffeine, nicotine, voting, seeking thrills and we both get sick.

And, like a devolved monkey species, we mimicked one another and moved in packs.

To rule out the possibility that the results simply showed people mimicking one another, Berkman suggested a third experiment.

While evolving the narcissistic art of mimicking one another, the heliconians have also been engaged in a furious evolutionary arms race with the passion vines.

In their closing tours of rural eastern Iowa counties, Mrs. Clinton, Mr. Obama and former Senator John Edwards of North Carolina largely mimicked one another's travel patterns, each hoping to have the final word with undecided voters.

Those cute girls with the ribbons — rhythmic gymnasts, that's what they're called — and the synchronized swimmers, mimicking one another's every move, like Harpo and Groucho in the mirror scene in "Duck Soup," will briefly become as beloved as any Yankee shortstop or Celtics forward.