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(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.