Sentence examples for projects that mimic from inspiring English sources

Officials are now planning to build sediment diversion projects that mimic the natural flood cycle so that sediment and freshwater can rebuild and sustain Louisiana's coastal wetlands.

Core subjects are taught in the morning, while two hours each afternoon are given over to cross-curricular projects that mimic the thematic approach of primary school - as well as limiting the number of staff children come into contact with.

Over the course of six days, the students learned first-hand how four major cities —also including New York and Washington, D.C. — are tackling the challenges of storm water runoff, including innovative "green infrastructure" projects that mimic natural systems to improve water quality in urban areas.

At a time when California schools are required to adopt new state Common Core standards — which emphasize collaboration on hands-on projects that mimic tasks students will be expected to perform in college or at work — this kind of real-world learning is ahead of the curve.

Not only will the ambitious project bring motion sensor skirts (that mimic the pattern of falling snow with LED lights) to the stage, it will welcome street dancer Fields to the production, donning his own motion sensor costume.

The European Commission have funded a number of projects that developed dosimeters for indoor environmental monitoring including MIMIC, ERA, PROPAINT and SENSORGAN [24].

Under the Obama administration, the Energy Department has begun to mimic the Defense Department, and fund some projects that are described as risky bets, but with high payoffs.

The samples were collected by nurses and dieticians at the hospitals using techniques that mimic those of the American Gut Project, because we knew that would be the large control group we'd compare against.

You might have heard of Google's weird side project, Deep Dream, which uses neural networks—layers of computing systems that mimic the biological networks of animal brains to create psychedelic images.

(Petrusich) ★ SHEARWATER, MICHAEL GIRA (Monday) A side project of the Okkervil River bandmates Jonathan Meiburg and Will Sheff, Shearwater plays quiet, moody folk songs that mimic the severity and portentousness of a pre-thunderstorm sky.

The fly came out of a project led by Kyung-Tai Min and Seymour Benzer of the California Institute of Technology in Pasadena, who study fly mutations that mimic human neurodegenerative conditions.