Sentence examples for of emulation in from inspiring English sources
That ideal fell only when the German nation began to experiment with power and expand militarily, but it remains fondly held by contemporary German intellectuals as a model worthy of emulation in a new Europe.
One of Mr Blair's legacies, energetically embraced by Mr Cameron, is a politics of emulation, in which the distinction between the two big parties is more thespian and less ideological than it was before he commandeered the Labour Party.
At age 13 he was sent to study Islamic law (Sharīʿah) at Al-Najaf, wheremainedmanded and became one of the most important Shīʿite clerics of his day, attaining the status of marjaʿ al-taqlīd (Arabic: "source of emulation") in 1970 and ministering to Shīʿite communities both in Iraq and throughout the world.
The gate utilization of FPGAs and speed of emulation in multi-FPGA system are limited by the interconnection architecture and the number of pins.
Although other character traits were also observed, the fellows agreed that these particular traits were both necessary and desirable and thus worthy of emulation in their own practice.
The Pahlavi monarchy forced Khomeini to leave the country in 1964, and during his colleague's exile Shariat-Madari who had been elevated to the level of grand ayatollah (thuShariat-Madari whous marjaʿ al-taqlīd [Arabic: "source of emulation"] in 1962)—was thadleader of Iran's Shīʿite community.
12. Donald Munro (1969) seems to have been the first to point out the central role of model emulation in early Chinese ethics and psychology, though he devotes little attention to Mohism in particular.
Other comparisons are finely tuned to point up a dynamic of emulation and interpretation in works made in different cultures, sometimes centuries apart.
In many respects, self-tests offer fault coverage similar to that of emulation tests because in both cases, someone who intimately understands the board's function creates the test, and both tests verify the board's logical (digital) kernel.
And the lower the cultural form, or the ticket price, or -- let's just say it -- the presumed education level of the typical viewer, the more depictions of violence are suspected of inducing mindless emulation in their audiences, who will soon re-enact the mayhem like morally challenged monkeys, unlike the viewers of, say, "Titus Andronicus," about whose moral intelligence society is confident.
He held that the traditional eschatological interpretation of Jesus' life, which stressed his Second Coming, was a much later theological corruption of the historical facts, which were worthy of study and emulation in themselves.
