Sentence examples for mimicking the pattern from inspiring English sources

Layers of precision-cut metal backed with bright green silkscreen ink cast a soft green glow around its sharp, machined edges, mimicking the pattern of moss.

From mimicking the pattern of crop circles to the glass-paned slopes of mountain vistas, the photographer paints a circuit board-augmented picture of nature, filled with the man-made tools humanity constructed to save itself from its own nature-destroying practices.

As expected, the N-terminal tagging totally blocked the nuclear localization of the protein (Figure 4F), mimicking the pattern of the T22M mutant.

After electrophoresis on a denaturing gel, the DNA fragments appear as a ladder of bands, ∼10 nucleotides apart, mimicking the pattern of nuclease digestion of DNA wrapped around a nucleosome.

A pro-inflammatory component to the immune response was suggested by a greater abundance of IL-18 transcripts in the naïve lambs compared with the PI on day 5 (P = 0.0061), mimicking the pattern observed in the yearlings.

Here we meant that after removal of NPA, STM reporter expression switches from being relatively homogeneous in the SAM to being high in a new boundary (as the absence of NPA triggers organogenesis), mimicking the pattern observed in dissected meristems expressing the pSTM CFP construct in absence of NPA.

The C.D.C. has been closely following the disease in the Southern Hemisphere winter, and it is mimicking the patterns seen in the United States and Mexico in the spring, she said.

The other is for surfers: a black-and-white stripe design mimicking the patterns of a pilot fish or banded sea snake, which sharks are known to avoid.

Podolski's work is orderly, mimicking the pattern-like atmosphere that spatters across space and within each star in the artist's intention, familiarizing the frightening and enormous figures beyond our reality.

Interestingly, trisomy 8-positive cells also displayed a general depletion of hydroxymethylation and a global hypomethylation of gene-poor regions on chromosome 8, thus partly mimicking the patterns seen in the inactivated X-chromosome.

The rock walls and stone pens mimic the pattern of his net along 400 metres of the river bed.