Adjective:

पुरोगामी, वाढीव,

emulative's Usage Examples:

Like Křesťan, he moved from emulative beginnings to a style that is less indebted to Bluegrass, though his band.

She read with avidity, and wrote with emulative zeal; works of imagination occupying, as in such cases they are wont,.

Their music has been described as emulative of early David Bowie and Eno-esque atmosphere, while their recent release.

writes Andres Reyes of Shook, who finds Bilal and his band"s performance emulative of Howlin" Wolf, the jazz fusion group Return to Forever, and the experimental.

Some critics complained that his sound was still too "derivative" or "emulative", comparing his compositions and arrangements to those of the Bee Gees.

products because of the status of those who consume them it is known as "emulative behavior".

working name "fitness instructor" Viktoriya Posmitna web site Powerlifting emulative database Winner in the bench press of the tournament «Obukhiv-2008» The.

They began producing Bosko and Happy Harmonies cartoons which were emulative of Disney"s Silly Symphonies.

elements: first, what he calls "imitative learning," (as opposed to "emulative learning" characteristic of other primates) and second, the fact that.

harmoniously combined because of the continuous use of sandstone and the emulative English ambitions of the parish".

Ho-yeung, who has an emulative personality, feels bitter towards Chun-kin when he testified neutral to.

film, and wished to not use the Internet as a model or use a formula emulative of The Matrix film series.

by himself and his successors throughout Istanbul (this technique is emulative of the Hagia Sophia).