If I wanted to help build an organization with Microsoft's reach, or Netscape's impact, or Xerox Parc's imagination, there must be processes and org structures to emulate.
The implementation of the Bamako Initiative in the 1990s, advocating the promotion of generic drugs and cost recovery, reformed public structures to emulate private business models (Brudon et al. 1997; Fall et al. 2004; Foley 2010).
Having attended, in 1956, the production by Jean-Louis Barrault's company of Paul Claudel's Christophe Colomb (with music by Milhaud), Tippett realised that the best way to structure his new opera was to emulate Brecht's epic theatre and Shakespeare's history plays.
We built the app to emulate the structure and functionality of other dating apps on the market to make the experience as close to the truth as possible.
Under Mr. Kerr's plan, California created a three-tier system that became the largest and most admired in the nation; other states sought to emulate its structure and objectives.
We have employed a 3D tissue engineered disease-like system to emulate cystic structures in vitro and analyzed the extracellular matrix (ECM) interactions in it.
In an apparent effort to emulate the structure of the WHO, whose regional offices "cover [ed] the world," senior ICOSI staff became responsible for servicing NMAs in specific regions [ 107].
Another idiosyncrasy of the Petronas Towers, one that may make them more stable against catastrophic collapse, could be hard to emulate in other structures.
The walls of the room were decorated with pictures of architectural structures that the students might seek to emulate, from the Empire State Building to the Taj Mahal.
Thanks to a special industrial process, this metal can be made to emulate the trabecular structure of cancellous bone.
We are able to emulate these colorful structures in silicon by porosifying the silicon in a controlled manner to generate a layered structure that displays tunable optical properties.
