Sentence examples for system that mimicked from inspiring English sources

In the 1930s, when oil sank to 10 cents a barrel, the state of Texas adopted a system that mimicked Rockefeller's — or at least got the same result.

So a better way to stop smoking might be a drug-delivery system that mimicked an ordinary cigarette as closely as possible, but had none of the pesky carcinogens and other poisons which come from burning a rolled-up mix of paper, tobacco leaves and additives.In this section Curiouser and curiouser Patching things up Vapour trail Cleaner than what?

These elements were able to confer differentiation-linked expression in vitro in a system that mimicked LPL expression during adipocyte differentiation.

Previous work in this laboratory developed a rodent model system that mimicked shrapnel loads seen in wounded personnel from the 1991 Persian Gulf War.

On to this artificial structure were grafted systems of government that mimicked European models.Parliamentary democracy is a fine system, but it was alien to Africa.

Threats of this kind sustained a peonage system in the fields and factories that mimicked slavery more than 50 years after Emancipation.

At first, Long built robots that mimicked certain features of biological systems as a means of understanding the evolution of vertebral columns.

She said she also saw screens that mimicked the login pages for the Web portals of corporate e-mail systems.

By completing these steps, I created a fully automated sandbox that mimicked production.

Enron entered into derivative contracts that mimicked loans but could be accounted for in less obvious ways.

In June Mr. Weiner asked the Federal Communications Commission to stop issuing new area codes that mimicked land-line exchanges.