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A W-shaped chart would mimic how people have bought health insurance before Obamacare.

The Navy doesn't have a test target that can mimic how the Sizzler flies.

The idea is to use computer chips that mimic how neurons work in real animals.

Today, much pre-clinical work is done in animals and doesn't always yield results that mimic how human systems work.

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

The research is designed to find ways to get that tissue to live and mimic how real human organs function.

The answer to all of this, scientists have found, is to try to mimic how marine mammals communicate: through sound waves.

Kuyda's chatbot uses a deep learning model called sequence-to-sequence, which learns to mimic how humans speak in order to simulate conversation.

The app uses patented fabric-remapping technology to mimic how fabric flows and stretches around the contours of the body, according to Sica.

The dimer is probably not important physiologically, but may mimic how SycH binds to the exposed non-polar surfaces of a partially unfolded YopH.

Bookstaber's proposed solution is agent-based modeling, which eschews fixed rules for computer models that mimic how institutions behave and react to changing market conditions.

His lips moved, trying to mimic how the humani smiled, yet his mouth merely twisted into a savage snarl that revealed short pointed yellowed teeth.

LucidPix captures 3D photos with software that mimics how the human brain processes depth.

It also mimics how you play a physical instrument.

A Sligo researcher is developing a computer model that mimics how skin wrinkles, writes Dr Claire O'Connell.

Painter Freestyle, a free app for Windows created by the Canadian software company Corel, mimics how artists work.