Sentence examples for Replicate the problem from inspiring English sources

GM investigators were able to replicate the problem during test drives.

We were able to replicate the problem around 1 p.m. Pacific Time, with the game repeatedly throwing us into a queue for around five minutes before timing out.

Several person-days worth of testing and analysis later, we hadn't been able to replicate the problem in any of our test environments, so we decided to deploy the new version again (with a few minor tweaks).

I'd say just hang on and let Nintendo address it, or if you're concerned and can replicate the problem, take it back to where you bought it, if possible.

(James tells us that Apple sent two engineers to his house, but they couldn't replicate the problem. He says Apple didn't offer any explanation or detail the fix. He's also now updated his blog with this information).

During experiments with this HIL test bed and standard differential pressure valves we were able to replicate the problem of overdrainage: Within 9.2 ± 1.5 min after sitting up, mean ICP fell to -21.1 ± 1.3 mmHg relative to the external auditory canal due to drainage rates of up to 4.4 ± 0.2 mL/min.

Luke Baranyk, machine coordinator for the office, said he and other poll officials tried to replicate the problems on the machines but found them to be working properly.

This new version should fix these issues for most users but if you do continue to have problems then please send details to [email protected] - this way we can gather the information we need to replicate the problems and fix them.

Validation of the approach is carried out using an experimental facility that has been developed to replicate the problems associated with rotor blade vibration.

The nation states create problems for each other as well as for the universal protection of human rights and to upload the state model to the European level would replicate the problems at the global level, hence it represents yesterday's answers to yesterday's problems.

John Kent, leader of Thurrock Council, said: "I fear that if you build another bridge or another tunnel in the east of the borough all you'll do is replicate the problems of the west in the east - and everybody in the middle will be stuck in a hideous pincer movement".