(1) He could mimic all the teachers' accents.

(2) The computer model is able to mimic very closely the actions of a golfer.

(3) She was a splendid mimic and loved to imitate Winston Churchill.

(4) She could mimic her father perfectly.

(5) One of my brothers is a wonderful mimic.

(6) This parrot is an amazing mimic.

(7) Designing silicon chips to mimic human organs sounds fanciful.

(8) She learned to mimic at the age of five.

(9) In a mirage the desert will mimic a lake.

(10) The symptoms of hyperventilation can mimic all the symptoms of anxiety and chronic stress.

(11) Neural networks are computer systems which mimic the workings of the brain.

(12) The computer doesn't mimic human thought; it reaches the same ends by different means.

(13) She's a brilliant mimic.

(14) He could mimic anybody.

(15) Europe should not try to mimic Japan: we have to find our own path to successful modernisation.

(16) The robot was programmed to mimic a series of human movements.

(17) Her brush strokes mimic the uncertainty.

(18) She is a remarkably good mimic.

(19) The universal Turing machine is a universal mimic.

(20) He was full of fun and a wonderful mimic.

(21) Mimic only the language helper[Sentence dictionary],[] not the supervisor or a fellow student.

(22) Firstly, why should a voluntary arrangement have to mimic an Administration Order?

(23) Their obsequious praise demands a rebuttal; because really, Mimic is pretty mediocre, even for a B-movie.

(24) But some edible insects mimic the bright coloration to throw off their enemies.

(25) The company always sues those who mimic them, and almost always wins.

(26) The selective pressure is on all pathogens to mimic the passwords of their hosts.

(27) Guillermo del Toro, who previously directed a creepy-crawly little movie called Cronos, can accomodate you with Mimic.

(28) In the valleys, you find a darker green of trees and the euphorbias that mimic our cactuses.

(29) When donned, it crumbles to dust, but it confers the skills Charm, Mime, Mimic and Seduction.permanently.

(30) The parasites can fight back, with a range of eggs that mimic those of their chosen host.

(1) He could mimic all the teachers' accents.

(2) The computer model is able to mimic very closely the actions of a golfer.

(3) She was a splendid mimic and loved to imitate Winston Churchill.

(4) He could mimic anybody.

(31) Beginning this year the water-flow into the park will try to mimic nature.

(32) As far as the models have come, they have not yet man-aged to mimic the earth satisfactorily.

(33) Why do we not mimic the professionals or their caddies in other areas of the game?

(34) And, as gifted mimic, Boswell could roll out the magisterial Johnsonian cadences.

(35) Still others mimic professional recording studios by letting users finely control many aspects of the musical sounds.

(36) So, to simulate fertilisation,[] it is necessary only to mimic this disruption.

(37) When researchers tried to mimic the results on other animals, such as chick embryos, it did not have the same effect.

(38) They represent true urban communities; they would not be trying to mimic the countryside.

(39) Meanwhile, biophysicist Professor H. Ti Trien and his team have been trying to mimic photosynthesis, in particular the charge separation step.

(40) In studies in Hawaii in 1984, a captive bottlenose dolphin was trained to mimic computer-generated sounds by modifying its whistle.

(41) In your language learning always pay attention to the rhythm and try to mimic the language helper as accurately as you can.

(42) The taste and texture mimic that of ice cream, without all the fat.

(43) The result is an epidermis which is better able to mimic the softness and freshness of younger skin.

(44) This is just as well because trichomonal infection causes changes in the cells of the cervix which mimic those that precede cancerous changes.

(45) Elevated progesterone levels mimic pregnancy and this delays ovulation, prevents fertilisation or stops implantation of the embryo in the womb.

(46) Occasionally the pain may mimic that of pancreatitis, gall bladder disease, appendicitis, or angina pectoris.

(47) Some women's fashions in other epochs have been meant to mimic ebullient pregnancy rather than flat-bellied virginity.

(48) Scientists are now trying to mimic natural paclitaxel, so the trees will not have to die.

(49) But they can also mimic the hormone or block or stimulate its action in adults.

(50) It produces effects that mimic those of many other drugs, such as opium, cocaine, Valium, and ether.

(51) Mimic Snotlings don't really think for themselves, they merely mimic the actions of Orcs and Goblins around them.

(52) In its early stages, the symptoms of fatigue and nausea mimic heat exhaustion and can confuse the rangers.

(53) These passages mimic the cave sanctuaries in those mountains where the people of such places as Crete went to worship the Goddess.

(54) Like the cannon, the diamond anvil is used to mimic the extreme conditions inside the earth.

(55) Simplesse is composed of small protein particles that mimic the texture of fat.

(56) On stage, two dancers mimic her actions or offer mild movement counterpoints.

(57) Unfortunately, these machines often try to mimic electronic digital computers rather than exploit their own advantages.

(58) This feat is achieved visually by using tabs along the bottom of the worksheets which mimic the tabs in an address book.

(59) Some species of birds have developed the ability to distinguish between model and mimic and will feed on the imposters.

(60) The idea of genetic algorithms is to mimic natural Darwinian selection of genetic codes.

(61) To mimic slavishly but often with an absurd result.

(62) The international level sport is frankly mimic warfare.

(63) Mimic image comprises of radar echoes and ARPA marks.

(64) Methods Laboratory test and mimic field test.

(65) Mimic the effect of color filters and orthochromatic films.

(66) A parrot can mimic a person's voice.

(67) Sabin believed that live vaccines, which can replicate somewhat but are too weak to trigger disease,[http:///mimic.html] best mimic the protection acquired through natural infection.

(68) Currently, Piomelli said, drugs that mimic OEA are in clinical trials for triglyceride control.

(69) Despite years of effort, attempts to build an electronic intelligence that can mimic the awesome power of a brain have seen little success.

(70) But while most experts praise e-ink, a display technology that strives to mimic printed text, the capacity for colors, embedded links, search options and video is still lacking.

(71) Using resource of DCS , display and control of dynamic mimic screen for industrial process are imple - mented.

(72) Other projects don't even try to mimic the full JPA specification: they just borrow what they want from it.

(73) If consumers can't find or afford KFC or McDonald's, lookalikes include KMC and MKC, while several coffee chains mimic Starbucks' logo.

(74) Ms. Louden proposed creating a landscape that would mimic the natural wetlands that border Yahoo's campus, but with a high-tech twist.

(75) Langerhans cell histiocytosis of bone causes bone destruction and frequent bone reactions Hat mimic benign and malignant neoplasms as well as osteomyelitis.

(76) According to visual algetic mimic scale (VAS), 3 patients suffered moderate pain and 7 cases suffered severe pain.

(77) The contraption held small plates of cattle blood and other substance that were covered by a thin membrane to mimic skin.

(78) Polymer clay pieces often mimic millefiori, a glasswork technique commonly seen in paperweights.

(79) Occlusive devices, such as pessaries, can mimic the effects of a retropubic urethropexy.

(80) Should one of the main exhaust fan motors trip or fail to start, an alarm is initiated and indication is provided on the Operator Console Mimic.

(81) This gives the 3 rd house person the ability to mimic.

(82) The objective of this study is to produce human milk fat substitutes, which mimic tatty acid and triacylglycerol compositions found in human breast milk, as fat ingredients of infant formula.

(83) It's necessary for the traditional undergraduate education to mimic the vocational education mode(VEM)executed at vocational colleges.

(84) Results The computerized 3 - Dreconstuction of acetabulum bone structure appeared to mimic the real anatomy of acetabulum.

(85) Endobronchial actinomycosis is a rare condition and may mimic a neoplasm, tuberculosis, or pneumonia.

(86) You can verify this by examining the db2look mimic, or querying the CARD column of SYSSTAT.TABLES.

(87) Mimic enzyme catalysis is a new challenging project in green chemistry.

(88) Use stones that mimic a natural streambed , although granite's blues and grays can make a striking visual impact.

(89) The majority of large companies use software scanning services to sift through resumes , so mimic the job requirement language exactly.

(90) That substance illicitly to fool quality - inspection testers because it can mimic the properties of protein.

(91) Some affected children will have skin lesions that mimic urticaria.

(92) Voice Synthesizer - KITT can mimic anyone's voice with this.

(93) Pachydermoperiostosis PDP is a rare disease that may mimic secondary hypertrophic osteoarthropathy or acromegaly.

(94) This allows your baby to position the teat at the correct angle for feeding and mimic the natural action of breastfeeding.

(95) Gellatly was curious about studies of male shrimps, marine worms, and yes—human males—that showed that their likelihood of producing male offspring seemed to mimic that of their parents.

(96) Based on choosing the best test condition,[Sentence dictionary] the detecting effect of peroxides by mimic enzyme-protein combination and HEMIN are compared.

(97) In order to hand-rear the chick, keepers used a homemade glove puppet to mimic an adult macaroni penguin.

(98) However, once the cells are free, it's difficult to assemble them into structures that mimic natural tissue microarchitecture.

(99) "We're trying to mimic natural biological processes," says Belcher. But, "we don't necessarily want to make the exact same structure that an abalone does."

(100) On the other hand, when using Microscopic Traffic Model to describe the action of vehicles and stimulate the traffic in a meticulous way, the error will be big if the mimic time is long enough.

(101) Adults use glowing, death mimic and reflex bleeding to defense, whereas larvae defend predators by glowing, death mimic, and small pairs of eversible glands.

(102) Mimic - based visual interface - gives a clear indication of plant status at a glance.

(103) Pachydermoperiostosis ( PDP ) is a rare disease that may mimic secondary hypertrophic osteoarhropathy or acromegaly.

(104) It is one Xin Xing boundary science that architecture and gardens mimic combining each other.

(105) Rick and Lisa were on their stomachs, side-by-side,() environmental suits adjusted to mimic the colors and textures of the area's fernlike ground cover.

(106) A rapid expansion of gas would mimic a nuclear explosion.

(107) Chemical mimic of the Fe-only hydrogenase active site is mainly discussed in this thesis.

(108) Aim an oscillating fan at their leaves so they will mimic the moment of plants in the breeze.

(109) Tom was a brilliant mimic who could impersonate most of the college staff.

(110) If you prefer to mimic traditional SCM system behavior, you can set a preference to auto-complete change sets after each check-in.

(111) The ovary, which was created in a laboratory from theca cells donated by women of normal childbearing age, can mimic a real ovary by growing over the eggs and allowing them to mature.

(112) Initiation in China, brand-new environmental protection material, delicate design and veriest three dimensional mimic jigsaw puzzles!

(113) It's essentially a mimic of the natural process of geology on a smaller time scale.

(114) Swallowtails have spots on their head that mimic snake eyes and are amazing to view.

(115) So we could now calculate how fast we have to rotate this space ship-to mimic the gravitational acceleration on Earth-- 2 which is 9.8 meters per second squared.

(116) The form consists of a text-entry field, a select pull-down, and a toggle switch, which is built by iUI to mimic the native iPhone toggle control.

(117) To test the underlying mechanisms, they built a large-scale structure that helps mimic the behavior of microscopic particles.

(118) The information for the mechanism of DNA photolyase can be obtained by using model compounds to mimic the repair process of DNA photoreactivation.

(119) And, to more closely mimic what happens in real life, they are feeding high-fat diets to the rats to see if, like the angiotensin II infusions, it exaggerates cardiovascular disease risk.

(120) Children tend to mimic their parents, so it pays to be a good role model.

(121) Chinese computer scientist has a suggestion: mimic the way search engines index Chinese characters.

(122) So the bugs have learned to gently pluck the silk strands, to mimic only the unthreatening leg twitches of exhausted prey.

(123) The way to reproduce an outbred ancestor is to mate two individuals that mimic the appearance and pedigree of the ancestor's parents.

(124) AIM: To observe the effects of dehydroepiandrosterone (DHEA) on the body mass and impairments of learning and memory in D-galactose induced subacute mimic aging rats.

(125) I find it easiest to mimic the pattern of structure declaration used in the official DDK, so I declared this device extension as a structure with a tag as well as a type and pointer-to-type name.

(126) Some cases of granulomatous prostatitis may closely mimic high - grade cancer.

(127) If farmers switch to grazing practices that mimic the movements of wild herds, this can easily increase the proportion of carbon stored in dry soils from 1% to 2%,[http:///mimic.html] according to Lovell and Ward.

(128) Regular intense physical activity can cause changes to the cardiovascular system that mimic known CVD processes.

(129) Beijing company told Xinhua Wednesday that the 10-meter-long and two-meter-high "Choc Wall", a mimic of the Great Wall, will be erected at a chocolate theme park early next year.

(130) The life-sized robot, known as HRP-4 , has a realistic face and movable features that are able to mimic the expressions of a human singer.

(131) Objective To explore how to arrange and construct trophoblast fusogenic epitope mimic peptide to obtain an effective immunogen.

(132) As mentioned before, ladder logic has been developed to mimic relay logic.

(133) In some ways it 's just a mimic of an old-school snail mail chain letter .

(134) So far attempts to make artificial organs have been disappointing: nature is hard to mimic.

(135) Methods: Diester, diimide and dipeptide mimic compounds were synthesized by conjugated the amino groups and acid groups with diols or diacids links.

(136) Apple's lawsuit can be construed as an indirect attack on Google, whose Android operating system powers the Nexus One to mimic some of the iPhone's capabilities, such as multitouch gestural input.

(137) The complex pattern of effects is hard to mimic by data calibration errors, which makes the test astonishingly powerful.

(138) The structure and functional mimic of MMO with binuclear and their model complexes have been an active frontier and a challenge in bionomy and chemistry.

(139) Next, the researchers tweaked their model to simulate stiffening the wings and, separately, to mimic straightening the wing’s curved shape, to see how those changes affected flight efficiency.

(140) Fraunhofer technicians can reduce air pressure inside, making ears pop , to mimic cruising at 35,000 feet.

(141) The vibrant reds, whites, and yellows—meant to mimic the colors of the bird of paradise, revered as a tribal ancestor—are achieved with a mix of ocher and mud.

(142) We introduce some model to mimic the networks developing on the Euclidian space.

(143) MIMIC Virtual Lab is for beginners interested in familiarizing themselves with the complex environment and for intermediate or expert users looking to sharpen their skills and move to a higher level.

(144) Curried closures can be used to mimic the essential elements of the Visitor pattern, as we showed in the Library example.

(145) Suddenly, he saw a foreign parrot and it was an amazing mimic.

(146) Don't try to mimic anybody. You have to be yourself if you are going to do your best.

(147) Sir Peter Ustinov, the actor, director, playwright, novelist, scriptwriter and mimic, died in Switzerland at the age of 82.

(148) Dye - sensitised solar cells seek to mimic this assembly line.

(149) The farmer on the green side had been forcing his cattle to mimic the great migratory wildebeest herds of the Serengeti.

(150) The concerns stem from a small body of research indicating that oxybenzone, which blocks ultraviolet light, may mimic the effects of estrogen in the body and promote the growth of cancer cells.

(151) Soft matrices that mimic brain are neurogenic, stiffer matrices that mimic muscle are myogenic , and comparatively rigid matrices that mimic collagenous bone prove osteogenic.

(152) The number of lesions that mimic actinomycosis of the lung is extensive.

(153) Most biologists agree with Charles Darwin that the two movements mimic infantile nursing patterns.

(154) Researchers gave patients low dose vitamin D2 (1000 international units) daily, while 11 people also received a high dose supplement to mimic blood levels found in people from sunny climates.

(155) Because of the costliness to obtain information, managers of commercial banks often give up mining information, but simply mimic the investment of others.

(156) COMPOSITION DIAGRAMS The complex was designed to mimic an Italian manor in its spatial arrangement.

(157) AIM To mimic an important family of selenoenzymes in organism thyroxine (T 4) deiodinases and prepare a selenium containing abzyme catalyzing deiodination of T 4.

(158) Any aspirant can mimic the style, but without passion the movements will lack true power.

(159) Several model compounds that mimic the action of photolyase have been designed, such as a chromophore attached to a pyrimidine dimer.