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mimic

[mim-ik] / ˈmɪm ɪk /




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Without it, it was argued, tech firms would be given free rein to help themselves to UK content and train their AI products to mimic it - putting human artists out of work.

From BBC

CHP officials regularly conduct enforcement operations targeting improper use of carpool lanes, including drivers attempting to evade rules by using mannequins or other objects to mimic passengers.

From Los Angeles Times

Alternatively, specialized ships or aircraft mimic the magnetic fields, pressure or noise created by a passing ship to detonate the mines before they can do any harm.

From The Wall Street Journal

On Sunday, Bryce Harper explained every culture can celebrate baseball in its own way and said he could not mimic Fernando Tatis Jr. even if he wanted to.

From Los Angeles Times

Their work relied on specially engineered mice that mimic key immune pathways found in humans.

From Science Daily