Sentence examples for that perform like from inspiring English sources

Emulators, which are programs that perform like (or emulate) old pieces of hardware, have been around for decades.

"A major goal of the center is to develop artificial limbs that perform like biological ones," said Professor Roy Aaron, M.D., of Brown University, director of the CRRM.

This could be the first real gecko tape". Fearing and his colleagues are part of a Nanoscale Interdisciplinary Research Team supported by the National Science Foundation and specifically tasked in 2003 with developing synthetic adhesives that perform like gecko hairs.

So says Eben Bayer, the 28-year-old CEO and co-founder of Ecovative, a small company that's developing an array of environmentally friendly materials that perform like plastics but are made by mushrooms – specifically, by their webs of thread-like roots, known as mycelium, which consume crop waste.

The MW50 are on-ear headphones that perform like a pair of over-ears.

Because the above analysis will favour callers that perform like CASAVA, and because we did not have DNA from the hepatocellular carcinomas for follow-up analysis to ascertain the false positive and negative rates, we next used exome data from two breast tumours for which whole genome amplified tumour and germline DNA was in hand.

Bob Surace '90 says the issue is "not confidence, but frustration". But when a team turns over the ball six times in one game and an offensive line that performs like the Six Blocks of Granite through midfield commits rockhead penalties in the last 20 yards, it seems to look like plain old hyperventilation regardless.

Moreover, where AI in the Eighties was narrowly focused on applications that performed like human experts in narrow domains, today's AI includes not only knowledge-based applications, but intelligent natural language and visual applications.

Nevertheless, this band of outsiders claims to have created a reconfigurable "hypercomputer" that performs like a supercomputer but sits on a desktop, uses very little electricity, needs no special cooling systems and costs as little as $175,000.

All that added up to too many trillions of dollars in pension funds looking for triple-A rated bonds that performed like junk.

When combined with a turbocharger (a supercharger driven by exhaust gases), Fiat engineers talk of producing a "downsized" two-cylinder engine that performs like a bigger four-cylinder one, but with fuel savings of some 20%.