Sentence examples for to emulate one another from inspiring English sources

The researchers focused on the tendency of people in conversation to alter their pitch, volume, pace and other characteristics of speech to emulate one another.

This is in line with predictions that reciprocal radiations should occur for some insect-plant associations [ 4, 14, 15] where the proliferation and distribution of endoparasites and their hosts are expected to emulate one another.

Not wanting to emulate one of those clichéd movie montages where a teen girl tries on outfits to the sounds of a rowdy pop song, Sepúlveda edited the spectacle so its frenzy unfolds in one continuous crescendo. .

"The Book Club Companion" has a goal: to emulate one of the most successful and evergreen how-to guides around.

Slender and tall, Waterfall is supported by a tower that pumps waters through pipes that crash back into the basin in an effort to emulate one of nature's wonders.

We wear hijab as a sign of modesty, a sign of our connection to God, and a way to emulate one of the most revered women in our religious tradition: the Virgin Mary, the mother of Jesus.

Consequently, one could expect that, in terms of coded BER, the wireless system would perform differently when actual speeds are considered in comparison to emulated ones.

Another way to run two operating systems on your computer is through a software program that will emulate one system on top of another.

She can emulate one of those pitch-perfect calm maternal tones to warn, "You're making bad choices" when, say, someone doesn't want to brush his teeth.

It is likely that new techniques will be developed, particularly exploiting thread-level parallelism, to improve the performance of emulating one ISA on another.

Also, it can only emulate one traffic flow.