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Kids should be able to borrow money from the bank, but this process should, again, mimic a real bank.

The method has a strong physical basis and a high mimic accuracy, but the extensional forecast accuracy will wait to be examined by facts.

When Hazen's team put oil samples in a laboratory setup designed to mimic Gulf conditions, it had a half-life of between one and six days.

"There is no point in a loach trying to mimic a goldfish, " he said, comparing himself to the whiskered, mud-dwelling fish.

Once the robot can mimic facial expressions in a social context, the researchers plan to use him in an "automatic tutoring" experiment.

He had been comparing the virus genes with human genes to see if the virus might have evolved to mimic our own proteins.

These exercises (see "Jump Up to Speed, " below) mimic parts of the running stride and help give you more push-off power on the road.

The system is set up to mimic that of an MMORPG, with a similar feel as Runecast or World of Warcraft.

To mimic this behavior, another logical mapping must take place in a test case -- JSP form names must be mapped to values.

Hands down baby toys to accurately grasp can mimic knock, rattle toys, based on his hands began to develop joint activities.

Her mother Hannah was also an entertainer. A wonderful mimic, she had a sweet, charming voice.

In one of its ads intended to mimic the experience of using Google, a woman goes into a clinic saying: "I'm having this back pain. "

If researchers could determine those pathways, they might be able to pharmacologically mimic the effect of calorie restriction.

Emulators enable you to mimic a partner if one is not available, since we have the actual components, we do not need to mimic them.

When trying to mimic a production environment a common mistake is to match the hardware too closely.

And some of them are sort of mimic traits that we associate with women, though nowadays we realize that not all women have those traits.

If widespread, such large space velocities could make a distribution typical of young stars mimic that of old stars.

Nor are clever ways of moving the only use for zoomorphic robots. They are also able to mimic senses beyond the normal human range.

Mice, a commonly used animal model, do not always fully mimic human diseases.

The restaurant decor will mimic that of the flagship shop in Taipei, mixing fashion with Chinese elements.

All right, let's look at the electrical mimic board so as to help you to understand better.

So the challenge for retailers isn't "how do we mimic the Apple Store" or any other store that seems like a good model.

At night he listened to the radio, trying to mimic the American accent.

We get a little exuberant as we pass Jesu -- it's not surprising to sort of mimic the architecture in this way.

In many cases, the environments created for testing do not mimic the performance characteristics of the production environment.

decor will mimic that of the flagship shop in Taipei, mixing fashion with Chinese elements.

As a result of not knowing any better, the approach many developers take is to mimic API implementation in the form of web services.

In an imaging system, we build a camera having a lens and a photosensitive device, to mimic how the world is perceived by vision.

She wasn't trying to mimic her, she was trying to find her soul.

Nao has been designed to mimic the emotional skills of a one-year-old child and is capable of forming bonds with people who treat it kindly.

Previous attempts to mimic insect eyes have tended to have multiple cameras, which renders them too heavy to be used in small mobile robots.

By finding a chemical which would interfere with the recycling process they hope to be able to mimic the effect the virus had.

Originally, this was impossible; you could only mimic this behavior by having a page completely reload itself every five minutes.

If they could be clarified, it might be possible to mimic them on an industrial scale, and thus produce better drugs.

Even so, Darville said, "it is not easy to mimic any antimicrobial peptide for clinical use. "

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

They have also led to a search for drugs that mimic the effects of calorie restriction without the pain of going on an actual diet.

Similarly, the actions of the US's public and private sectors seem to mimic Japan's.

The Sargasso Sea is also a wondrous place for the aggregation of these unique species that have developed to mimic the sargassum habitat.

The effects of healthy diet, exercise, etc. can be seen in countless biochemical pathways, and I don't think science can mimic that.

"If it were true that children mimic their teachers, we'd have a hell of a lot more nuns running around, " Milk says in the movie.

Usually a tennis player's off-court looks and personalities influence, or mimic, depending how you look at it, their styles on court.

Recently, several attempts have been made to synthesize surface structures that mimic the super hydrophobic behavior of lotus leaves.

A signal is an action that distinguishes one type of person from a would-be mimic because it would be too costly for the mimic to carry out.

Meanwhile, human brains turn out to be extremely permeable (they naturally mimic the neural firings of people around them).

Updates will likely be expressed in a set of standalone operations that mimic and support existing relational database commands.

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

Such a presentation can mimic the clinical features of microscopic polyangiitis.

By demonstrating the power of self-organizing models to mimic swarm behavior, Reynolds was also blazing the trail for robotics engineers.

All this is wonderful news for Lotus Engineering, which has been working for two years on a system to mimic engine noises.

Don't miss that cloud above trying to mimic the island's shape!

Hrm. Well at least they're acknowledging the need for better gesture support, and the need to mimic the capability of capacitive touch.

It is broad enough to be wielded against other countries, which may mimic America's tactics against China or each other.

Buffett has two large advantages that the average investor doesn't have, advantages that are often overlooked by those who try to mimic him.

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

German study of commercially-available bottled water found contamination by chemicals that mimic natural sex hormones.

Live Eval aims to mimic as much of a full SuSE distribution as possible from a single CD-ROM.

The livestock on the green side was managed in a way designed to mimic the great migratory herds of Africa.

The buildings use a horizontal gradient fill effect that darkens near the base of the buildings to mimic the light at dusk .

With anonymous methods mimic the code layout of a regular method, aligned with the anonymous delegate declaration.

Xenoestrogens. Xenoestrogens are man-made compounds that mimic the behavior of natural estrogen in the body.

The early symptoms of H5N1 infection mimic those of many other common respiratory illnesses, meaning that false alarms are likely.

One that behaves in a way suggestive of a monkey, as a mischievous child or a mimic.

One of the articles described how no incubator could mimic the simple act, the simple comfort of the baby being held.

Pudgy and with big ears, Ma was a talented mimic and particularly quick with puns.

The work was done on a particular group of mice that are a poor mimic for the human immune system.

I have known her to weep at a sermon, call herself a sinful woman, and mimic it after.

So while Ajax can't give you cool effects on a page, it does provide the means for a Web application to mimic a desktop application.

Researchers have discovered that dolphins are able to mimic human speech. B. imitate.

The technology uses tiny capsules filled with charged black-and-white particles to mimic the appearance of ink on paper.

Bamber said previous studies used a very simple model to mimic how the Greenland ice will melt as temperatures rise.

The younger generation closely observe and mimic what you do so I really need to be careful about the way I live, what I do and what I say.

Exacerbations first presenting during pregnancy can mimic various neuropsychiatric disorders and presents a challenging diagnosis.

A team of researchers led by Marian Plotkin of Tel-Aviv University made this discovery and then decided to mimic it.

According to a new study, the beetle's larvae attract the males of a solitary desert bee using chemicals that mimic a female's pheromones.

"When you do that, you mimic what the sample was like when it was originally fired, " says Bowen.

You don't have to mimic the OS interface mainly because your web application can be viewed on different platform.

That means you can most closely mimic the environment you're already used to when it comes to database programming.

A cell type called satellite cells, the myogenic cells partially mimic the first a few steps of skeletal muscle differentiation.

There are a few reports in the literature about symptomatic RAA presented in adulthood, and it may mimic exercise-induced bronchospasm .

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

The scientists gave mice a primary vaccination and two booster vaccines to mimic as closely as possible the schedule used in patients.

PyTyle is a Python script intended to mimic the behaviour of a tiling window manager within a different window manager.

You can even mimic it although I cannot understand the goal of this.

These specialised nerve cells mimic the mental state of those we come in contact with.

Additionally, SA was able to mimic the effect of SNP by strongly increasing NO release in the roots after daily treatment.

Meanwhile, the sustained release of the prepared microcapsules in mimic gastric and intestinal environments was observed.

e. g. She was a splendid mimic and loved to imitate Winston Churchill.

For as long as the idea of intellectual property or branding has existed, counterfeiters have schemed to cheaply mimic products for profit.

Two- and 3-year-olds love to mimic what they hear, and soon they'll begin to understand the meanings of short words and phrases.

I promised that I would select a basket of stocks that would closely mimic the price movements of the Standard & Poor's 100 Index.

For now, our Ponzi-style economy and its policy remedies encourage bond investors to mimic Uncle Sam and its global compatriots.

Zuhal started to play the piano aged 6, after her mother noticed how she would try to mimic television theme tunes on a toy piano at home.

Scholes and his team studied the light-harvesting protein complexes within algae by using laser pulses to mimic absorption of sunlight.

This paper introduces the software structure, hardware structure and some basic characteristics of a new type of mimic board control system.

My ability to mimic people isn't limited to just to just voices, if I see some writing , I can imitate the way they write.

The kid is such a poser. He always tries to mimic some famous movie stars.

For a void to mimic it exactly, the expansion rate must decrease sharply away from us and in every direction.

The common thread among these methods is an embrace of farming practices that mimic natural ecological processes.

His solution, TruFocal eyeglasses, mimic the way that the lens of the human eye stretches and contracts to adjust focus.

These functions (shown in Listing 8) mimic those from Listing 7, except that you don't need to define the work queue structure.

He started to mimic the mannerisms, the talk, even the walk of his hero Mitterrand.

Browser-based applications often tried to mimic certain usability by combining JavaScript with HTML.

Mimic I Copies and magnifies the arcane evocation spell cast previous to it. Can only be cast after a critical hit with arcane.

The question is not whether there is a battle between socialism and capitalism, but whether the US economy is on a path to mimic Japan's.

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

The microcapsules obtained using this formula displayed good sustained-release performance in both mimic environments.

Mirror neurons, located in the part of the brain responsible for imitation , learning and empathy, make us subconsciously mimic each other .

Therefore, apple polyphenols as a natural extract has excellent clearance effect on nitrite in mimic gastric juice.

Robots that mimic this complex group behavior could prove useful in a number of human applications.

May initially mimic a viral respiratory illness and then rapidly progress to diffuse pulmonary involvement leading to respiratory failure.

Unable to mimic the faces they saw, the students had a much harder time telling which smiles were real and which were fake.

Methods Primary cultured hippocampus neurons were injured with glutamate to mimic the pathological changes in depression.

Extra fiscal stimulus for business investment can mimic very low interest rates in the cost of capital.

There are many different tactics used to lure you, including e-mail and Web sites that mimic well-known, trusted brands.

Therefore, the workload of this exercise simulates a series of role-based scenarios that attempts to mimic simple real-world user tasks.

It's true that deferred bonuses can help evaluate performance itself over a long term, but the mimic strategies will remain available.

Learn 2 years enthusiastically , develop personal interest hobby except that the maximum that I mimic arriving at studying.

Alternatively, I have witnessed my gay and lesbian friends try to mimic the choices and values of the straight world in which we live.

Warm water on the skin, or almost anything damp, will still create convection with the air and mimic sweat.

The clinical manifestation of chylous ascites may mimic retroperitoneal cystic lymphangioma.

Chemicals that are believed to affect hormones or mimic female hormones are found in food wrappings, plastic goods and perfumes.

This ever-changing group of products continues to improve, providing clinicians additional tools in the quest to mimic natural dentition.

It was a chameleon, using its magic to mimic creatures of genuine threat.

And the line between the optimistically-named "legal highs" and the illegal drugs whose effects they often mimic has been blurred.

afford squeezing and to mimic the experience of using a standard eyedropper with a rubber bulb.

The clinical manifestations of squamous cell carcinoma of the larynx sometimes can mimic thyroid cancer.

To mimic this natural feeding cycle, keepers occasionally give the cats fleshy bones instead of a larger meal.

Nowadays it has become fashionable for university students to mimic their idols' hairdos and dressing styles.

So I'm not convinced governments in the West should mimic the tendency of their Asian counterparts to manipulate and control capitalism.

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

Many gene knockout mouse models faithfully mimic the phenotypes of the human diseases.

When they receive a sound, the divers will then play back one of eight 'words' and see if dolphins mimic them.

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

A wonderful mimic, she had a sweet, charming voice.

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

A boxing, to mimic the movement of the snake image, melting into the attack and the main features.

Amelanotic melanomas are well-known to mimic other dermatologic lesions and often result in delayed diagnosis and treatment.

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

Oxman finds inspiration in biology; the forms in her work often mimic those found in nature.

A device forced the sedated rabbits in a repetitive motion designed to mimic how a human's legs are exercised.

The signs and symptoms of amyloidosis are often vague and mimic those of other conditions, so it can be difficult to diagnose amyloidosis.

"We stimulated the proteins with femtosecond laser pulses to mimic the absorption of sunlight, " explains Scholes.

The i-LIMB can be covered with flexible material to mimic the look of human skin, called cosmetics.

Ozone therapy in the correction of mimic wrinkles, rejuvenation, correction of double chin, prevention of skin aging face and neck.

The person you choose to mimic has traits & tendencies that will serve you for the better in the future.

Don't be fooled by what seem like trivial examples in some of the studies - they're all designed to mimic everyday decision-making.

But the right feared that the party would mimic its old allies in Nicaragua's shady Sandinista regime.

NASA has funded extensive research into planes that mimic birds' ability to shift the size and shape of their wings.

The researchers believe this pattern could hold true for other insects and animals with individuals that mimic members of their own species.

For women, long hair functions as a sign of health and youth, and cosmetics mimic cues of sexual arousal.

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

Countries with pegs to the dollar have to mimic the policy of the Federal Reserve.

The holographic principle is the theoretic generalization about the mimic symmetry of the universe .

The virtual controls must mimic the physical objects that hands are used to manipulating.

The spontaneous breaking symmetry , the mapping symmetry and the supersymmetry are all resided in the mimic symmetry .

Since most inmates will eventually return to society, prisons mimic the outside world as much as possible to prepare them for freedom.

The code that accesses the actual card registers should now be changed to access the local variables that mimic the device's registers.

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

The NYU researchers stitched together the string of amino acids on amyloid beta to create their synthetic peptide "mimic. "

They discovered it was possible to mimic an enzyme that protects the stem cells that give hair its colour.

Silent performers, wearing entirely black costumes , roam the streets of major cities and mimic the lives of everyday people.

she began to mimic him ironically.

In his presentational style, Mr Zuckerberg has looked to mimic the self-assured swagger of Mr Jobs.

It's just like children learning to speak. They mimic their mothers' voices. When they're alone, they speak to themselves.

It is a strange thing this bed, this mimic grave, where we stretch our tired limbs and sink away so quietly into the silence and rest.

They adjust the temperature and pressure of the mix to mimic conditions at various heights above sea level.

The secret, he has found, is rhythmically squeezing the cartilage as it grows to mimic the stress of walking.

Not only is the truffle itself motivated by sex, but some of the complex aromas it produces mimic sexual aromas in animals.

Researchers checked brain MRIs while participants did knee-flexing exercises that mimic walking.

We instinctively mimic, even to a small extent, the mood, manners, yawns and actions of the people around us.

Notably, this relationship was not found with the use of oral contraceptives, which mimic the hormonal effects of pregnancy.

The imaging findings of focal pancreatitis with gastric wall hemorrhage can mimic a disease entity of gastric origin.

Scientists have shown that eggs produce proteins that mimic the action of powerful blood pressure-lowering drugs.

Faces will also be painted white to mimic the pallor of the dead.

What mirror neurons are really doing. A fascinating, lucid analysis of how mirror neurons work--even in species that don't mimic.

So, why try to mimic the current model when it comes to pricing if the costs are mostly gone?

Clinically, metastatic orbital breast cancer may mimic orbital lymphoma or inflammatory orbital pseudotumor.

The students mimic his speaking style and take grammar quizzes from the president's election night victory speech in Chicago's Grant Park.

Models which mimic the growth of forms and the environmental influence on the growth process are also useful for ecologists.

Now you can mimic brow hair with a brow pencil that draws the teeny tiniest of lines.

And this one is evolved to mimic a glossy metallic surface you see on some beetles.

The Limits to Growth cannot mimic the emergence of the industrial evolution from the agrarian age.

Economists call an incentive to mimic the strategies of others strategic complementarity.

'The minute it gets whitewashed or when it tries to mimic American style, people will read right through it, ' he says.

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

In this example, we separated out the implementations to mimic separate solutions.

One of my brothers is a wonderful mimic.

Researchers took 12 fish tanks, and killed the gurgling filter sound to mimic the quiet of a calm lake.

Using resource of DCS, display and control of dynamic mimic screen for industrial process are implemented.

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

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

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

This process of self-healing without input from the outside is meant to mimic the ability of biological materials to repair themselves.

Creating a corporate culture, is to strengthen a business cannot mimic individual.

mimic the beneficial effects those naturally made hormones would normally produce.

INVESTIGATION OF FIRST MIMIC NUCLEAR EXPLOSION DRILLING TEACHING.

COMPOSITION DIAGRAMSThe complex was designed to mimic an Italian manor in its spatial arrangement.

She learned to mimic at the age of five.

To create a 3D film, animators mimic natural human vision by building a stereoscopic camera rig within the computer.

They try to mimic plants in turning CO2, water and light into chemical energy, only better.

He used to mimic speech peculiarities of another.

Essential to this line of research, 3-D models respond to infection in important ways that mimic the infected host.

Lead by example and use positive reinforcement regularly: If your children see you being polite often, they will often mimic your behavior.

The mimic symmetry features some similarity and duality , but has greater contrast , it is mimic and non-sameness symmetry .

These side effects, of course, mimic the flu, leading to the rumor that flu vaccines cause the illness.

Democratic candidates are forced to mimic the obsessive need to raise funds, in a contest where they are heavily outgunned.

You'll just need to build our site up to mimic each section we like.

The Third Set of particles are also created using Particular, and are added to mimic more floating debris.

Once it's perfected, you'll be able to chat with a friend using her own Elfoid, and her doll phone's appendages will mimic your movements.

Babies love repetition, which initially encourages them to mimic your voice and babble sounds and mimic words.

It is important to mimic the natural wetland conditions in the vicinity for appropriate hydrologic properties of the designed wetlands.

Others are purposefully spending less time with their child to better mimic what happens in a family with siblings.

And here is the long-probosced fly that has not gotten any nectar from the mimic.

Make use of your home's existing features. These bookshelves mimic the stairway behind them.

The pulmonary side effects of cardiac drugs are varied and may actually mimic the disease being treated.

The presentation of the form should mimic paper-based forms to ease the transition.

You want to mimic the whole database in production to test, in a single partition environment.

Is Watson, despite its limitations, nonetheless a precursor to a HAL-esque machine that can "mimic" natural language, if not "reproduce" it?

The stimulating electrode array can mimic brain signals and the legs react after receiving commands.

Findings may closely mimic those seen in patients with eosinophilic pneumonia.

To mimic the advantage ofa carbon tax, many cap-and-trade fans now want governments to auction at leasta share of the permits.

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

However, you can sometimes mimic a composite index if your elements are appropriately nested.

And TV program for young kids don't benefit, some of them show young children may mimic.

Results CE significantly improved the learning and memory ability in IBO-induced AD-mimic rats.

In focal areas of this case, there are small individual glands, which may mimic invasive carcinoma.

Script faces are designed to mimic cursive handwriting or are made from actual handwriting.

At the first it is applied the low toxicity high activity mimic GPX on delaying the sports fatigue to improve exercise ability.

The inventive spatial conformation mimic antigen epitope can prepare diagnostic reagent box of H3-type influenza virus.

To mimic starvation, they fed half of a group of male mice a diet that contained 11% protein, which is low for such rodents.

When image, voice, time and language can be treated as numeric elements in the computer, the art of mimic reality then comes out.

Revonsuo suggested that dreams might mimic threatening situations from real life, except in the safe environment of dream world.

It also contains phytoestrogens which mimic estrogen in the human body.

Objective: To investigate the protective effect of SANQI Tongshu capsule during mimic ischemia-reperfusion injury in vitro.

engineer interactions which mimic those found in natural materials.

Many commercially available computer programs can be set to mimic the styles of top grandmasters to an extent that is almost uncanny.

The team has also made bubbles within bubbles (see images), creating compartments that mimic the internal structure of biological cells.

Torpedoes can still be tricked, in many cases, with decoys that emit sound waves to mimic ships.

They then used virtual reality techniques to mimic weightlessness.

Fireworks over Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, mimic a sea urchin.

The new environment will mimic the current production environment.

Accurately scaling down to mimic manufacturing processes is essential in several aspects of process validation.

An array of chemical sensors is used to mimic the range of protein receptors in the human nose.

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

Toxins were activated by trypsin to mimic the protease activation that occurs in the insect gut.

The staging server should mimic one's production environment as closely as possible.

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

Be yourself. Don't feel you need to mimic the testosterone level of a motivational speaker. You will look and feel fake.

People can mimic aliveness even though they are lost, confused, thirsty, soul-weary, bone tired, and nearly dead.