Sentence examples for a complete duplicate of from inspiring English sources
Maybe your business can't afford high-end disaster recovery services, like maintaining a complete duplicate of your data center on standby at a remote location, or reserving backup office space for emergency use.
Included are the personal papers of several Nobel Prize winners and a complete, duplicate archive of Albert Einstein's papers at Hebrew University in Israel.
"The titles would be missing or a section of the film was really damaged, and we could never quite patch it together". Ultimately, UCLA located a complete duplicate negative in France.
A special case in monocots is found in Lemna, its expansion pattern of IRs to SSC is similar to that in Poaceae family if we exclude the complete duplicate of ycf1 [6].
There is no practical way to assure accuracy of the proposed computer tabulation short of complete duplicate processing on third party computers with reproduced ballot card decks and third party control programs".
It has a full-service kitchen, a complete program of duplicate games, rubber bridge, instruction and provision for backgammon and other recreations.
The distribution of duplication spans for partial duplicates (n = 26 pairs) was similar to that of complete duplicates, with a range of 320 – 10,091 bp but with a lower median value of 1814 bp.
Vouchers of all collected plants were deposited at the main herbaria in each country (BEN in Bénin and LBV in Gabon), with a complete set of duplicates stored at the National Herbarium of the Netherlands (WAG), now merged with Naturalis Biodiversity Center.
We were not able to complete duplicate data extraction for two trials because of the language of publication.
The duplication span of complete duplicates (n = 64 pairs) ranged from 330 – 10,646 bp with a median value of 1958 bp.
The age distribution of putative retroposed human gene duplicates presented an interesting pattern, displaying increased frequencies with increasing evolutionary age (K S ), and a complete absence of retroposed duplicates in the K S = 0 age-cohort.
