They are human, and they cannot forever reproduce extraordinary feats three times in a week.
Schumacher won at the Italian-based Ferrari, but he has had a much harder time reproducing that feat at the "German" team of Mercedes, where his teammate, Nico Rosberg, is also a German.
To reproduce this physics-confounding feat at home, he writes, there is only one answer: Velveeta.
When LIGO detected the signal that Pretorius had predicted, back in September 2015 — a feat it reproduced again on Dec. 25, 2015, Jan . 4 2017 and Aug. 14, 2017 — it set the stage for a whole new field: gravitational wave astronomy.
Mrs. Grossman and her daughter set out to recreate 18th-century cooking, a feat akin to reproducing the orchestral sound of the period.
If the feat can be reproduced in human cells, it could provide a renewable source of human eggs or sperm for research.
Each drawing is a feat of representation and an act of homage that converts the infinitely reproduced into something discernible only with the naked eye.
This death-defying feat is attributable to some remarkable but not so modern technology: the piano roll, which precisely reproduced a player's performance.
In a limited sense it would also be a feat close to bringing that long quiescent genetic material back to life, since it would be reproducing in the bacterial cells as they grew and multiplied.
Even if salamanders' feats cannot be reproduced in humans, those scientists say, studying regenerating animals will at least provide clues for stem cell scientists.
(As do we, at least the parts reproduced here, and though they don't sound lethal they do sound impressively different from Ariel's breathless voice; a too infrequent feat for a book within a book).
