Sentence examples for model for imitation from inspiring English sources

Or, to put it another way, Hollywood is to today's digital film culture what theatre was to early cinema: a convenient model for imitation from which the new form inevitably diverges as its own unique strengths became apparent.

His own home at Ramsgate of 1844 is his domestic masterpiece: an exemplary model for imitation, entirely free from Georgian tweeness, and full of butch common sense, even rationality in its floor plans, a prototype for thousands of imitations.

Now, the jihadists have innovatively carried out a series of horrific assaults in Mumbai that are not only unmatched in scale and daring since 9/11, but also set up a model for imitation elsewhere.

She recalls her own Beowulf studies with "a huge stack of dictionary and grammar books", and draws attention to Tolkien's comment that "Perhaps the most important function of any translation used by a student is to provide not a model for imitation, but an exercise for correction".

So humans become their models for imitation, says Lameira. "Copying human sounds is like doing what your peers are doing".

"For the next generation, this will be a good example for imitation and for awareness".

The Pendubot, an underactuated two-link planar robot, is investigated as a dynamic model of the superior limbs for imitation of human throwing motion whose models are fundamentally underactuated in nature.

Motor simulation is important for imitation, action understanding, and a wide range of social cognitive skills.

In current paper we introduce an object oriented concept of MC modeling designed as online computational tool for imitation of various aspects of optical/laser radiation propagation within complex disperse multi-layered media including biological tissues.

The synthesis of shoulder kinematics, either for simulation in a model or imitation in a robot, is a challenging task because of the contact between shoulder blade and ribcage.

Our procedure was effective in directing the monkey's attention toward the human models for cross-species imitation.