Sentence examples for only emulated by from inspiring English sources

Our approach shows that accurate encoding can be achieved using a system that does not require explicit memory processes, and in which the temporal integration buffer is only emulated by a slow neural oscillator aligned to speech dynamics.

Genghis Khan at the close of the 12th century not only emulated his military predecessors by establishing an extensive system of messenger posts from Europe to his Mongol capital but also utilized homing pigeons as messengers.

She will only be emulated by the future generations of young Pakistani girls who will stand heroically against injustice and oppression.

Baker only emulates Updike the boy – enchanted by the everyday, harbouring a fetishist's fear of e-books, praising the "cheery", rejecting the "frosty" – not Updike the man of letters.

In practice, this electronic portal would not only emulate the function historically served by paper immunization cards provided during early childhood but would also provide the recommended schedule of future vaccines for the adolescent.

Soon Wall Street was not only emulating its risky bets but also expanding their scope.

(And we thought Mr. Allen was only emulating Ingmar Bergman all these years).

Also, it can only emulate one traffic flow.

Bouncer also only emulates apps uploaded on the Android market, he said.

For some strange reason, "genius sober artist" is a nonexistent cultural paradigm, whereas "wasted bad-boy creative" is not only an established trope, but one endlessly emulated by hopeful artists and faux-artists around the world.

His father won a silver medal at the Olympics of 1968, the young Rudisha growing up not only "with a hero in the house" but one keen to be emulated by his children.