Sentence examples for techniques being imitated from inspiring English sources
Commissions came mostly through the competition system, and the firm's repeated successes led to Behnisch designs and presentation techniques being imitated across the nation in the 1980s and 90s.
Virgilian technique was imitated by many poets, among them the 4th-century Spaniard Juvencus, who versified a portion of the Bible, and the author of the epic poem Waltharius (probably 9th century), written in hexameters.
Crisscrossing cultures in Europe, the Americas, Asia and India, this exhibition retraces the world's early oceanic trade routes, using examples of the fabrics and finished textiles that traveled along them, spreading ideas about design, technique and fashion that were imitated and adapted by people in far-flung locales.
Gold halos or crowns were added and costume textures were imitated by the gold-leaf-and-paint estofado technique.
But machines can be imitated.
Many details are imitated exactly.
It's been imitated ad nauseam.
Its tactics were imitated around the world.
How far can Utopia be imitated?
These structures can sometimes be imitated in engineering structures.
