Sentence examples for possibility of emulating from inspiring English sources

As soon as he left the agency, he began researching the possibility of emulating Benji Johnson and filing his own suit under the False Claims Act.

Its aim is to prove the possibility of emulating Thatcher's model of politics, whilst ditching large chunks of its policy base – which, arguably, merely represents a surface texture to the interests of big capital.

The former method has the following advantages: the possibility of emulating the inertia response provided by a synchronous plant; the change in turbine rotor speed being small enough not to affect the steady-state power output of the turbine; and the capability of adjusting the speed recovery rate and the peak power output through some control parameter adjustments.

Therefore, this study investigated the possibility of emulating cryo-SEM on a standard SEM, a "cryo-analog," where tissue would first be returned to a fresh-like state for freezing prior to imaging.

Beyond this proof-of-principle, our synthetic network opens up the possibility to emulate intercellular communication systems that require the computation of population borders as sharper or wider edges, simply by tuning key parameters of the system.

But don't think of emulating him.

Which parts were worthy of emulating?

The US education system is also apparently worthy of emulating.

To that end, Cruz is emulating the only Reagan he is capable of emulating — the strident one, the losing one — which is, or ought to be, another object lesson in the perils of emulating Reagan at all.

What CCP Games has no intention of emulating?

Their hopes of emulating great successes are gone.