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Thus , a unique imitative strength hypothesis is not supported ; but , the ability of children with Down syndrome to benefit from modeling over a longer period certainly has important implications for learning to communicate . Yours is that big one , over there - the one that seems to be getting closer even when it 's stationary.Since its launch in 1997 , the M-class has been regarded as the quintessential " toff-roader " and the flag-bearing inspiration for a whole legion of desperately imitative , urbanised combat vehicles . Chairs Programme " held this morning reviewed experiences in networking universities to contribute to the creation of knowledge societies , in particular through the unique imitative of the " UNESCO Chairs and Networks in ICTs " . The Raciad is less crudely imitative . " While the message is important , they come off as just another imitative band with a simplistic rehashing of the same old anthemic pop formula . Even happy newborns will suddenly cry when they hear other babies cry ; such innate imitative responses are likely the biological foundation of empathy ( Azar , 1997 ) .