She cut and painted pieces of paper that mimicked flowers so well that some people thought they were real.
After listening to the end, if you still can turn to the next in the best of spirits, then part of the training, which mimicked the link.
He mimicked his uncle's voice and gestures perfectly.
Tang made an amiable look, picked up the child, and mimicked his teeth and teased him.
To investigate clinical presentation of pontine infarctions mimicked cerebral hemisphere infarctions, and to analyse the causes of bias in localization diagnosis.
She mimicked a traditional Chinese painting on paper.
The high-powered beam, installed by engineers for one (Jedi) night only, mimicked the blue lightsabre energy sword wielded by Luke Skywalker in the first Star Wars film.
A member of his research team mimicked half the participants while they spoke, roughly mirroring the posture and the position of their arms and legs, taking care not to be too obvious.
The symptoms of claudication can be mimicked by many other conditions which cause pain in the legs such as arthritis and nerve problems (neuropathy).
THE protectionist impulses of the guilds are mimicked throughout the Italian labor market.
Marketing strategies were simple: steal. Designs and brand names were copied identically or simply mimicked.
Technically, an ID can be mimicked by another user and the original user can have the session hijacked.
The sessions were at the most successful when the biologists had swum slowly with the dolphins beforehand, particularly if they had made eye contact and mimicked each other's movements.
Here, the popular myth holds, is where a fifth-century Indian mystic taught a series of exercises, or forms, that mimicked animal movements to the monks at the newly established Shaolin Temple.
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