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mimic

[mim-ik] / ˈmɪm ɪk /




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Some Ukrainian officers say their drone forces need to give more priority to hitting Russian drone teams and logistics—mimicking Rubicon’s approach—rather than focusing mainly on killing Russian infantry.

From The Wall Street Journal

Pharmaceuticals that mimic hormones now provide effective medical tools to combat obesity.

From The Wall Street Journal

Manipulation involves getting a robot to mimic the motions of human hands, and that’s no easy task.

From The Wall Street Journal

These values indicate that only a small portion of the total contaminants actually leaches out under conditions mimicking oral contact.

From Science Daily

Tyler’s fans have mimicked his various styles over the years.

From Los Angeles Times