Sentence examples for mimics the pattern from inspiring English sources
The building consists of two parts: the House, a twenty-story structure on Central Park West that mimics the pattern of terraced setbacks characteristic of its prewar neighbors; and the Tower, a thirty-five-story slab that rises behind it, on Broadway, topped by an ornate, asymmetrical loggia (hiding a cooling tower) based on Candela's rooftop design at 1040 Fifth Avenue.
As it happens, population trends might also shape the path of equity returns:Geanakopoulos and his co-authors consider an overlapping generation model in which the demographic structure mimics the pattern of live births in the US, that have featured alternating twenty-year periods of boom and busts.
This mimics the pattern seen in septic animals and confirms that both Complex I inhibition and pre-existing mitochondrial uncoupling could be active in septic rats.
The emergence of new types of structures by duplication with subsequent diversification of the new version mimics the pattern of change often seen with gene duplication at the level of the genome.
Neurons expressing high levels of NMDA receptors are lost early from the striatum of individuals affected with HD, and injection of NMDA receptor agonists such as quinolinic acid (QA) into the striatum of rodents or non-human primates mimics the pattern of neuronal damage observed in HD [3], [4].
Furthermore, the course of circulating ZAG concentrations mimics the pattern found for total and HMW adiponectin.
In any case the model presented by us is highly robust and mimics the patterns observed for metastasis of human NSCLC.
The viceroy, another butterfly that is palatable, has wings that mimic the pattern of the monarch, so it sails thru the air immune from attack too.
The rock walls and stone pens mimic the pattern of his net along 400 metres of the river bed.
"This market continues to mimic the pattern of the Scottish referendum, where historical confidence in the eventual 'no' vote slipped slightly 10 days before referendum day only to resettle in the week of the vote".
Perman, who operates his ranch along with his son and daughter-in-law, moves his cattle 100 times a year to mimic the pattern of the buffalo herds that used to roam the area.
