Sentence examples for a perfect copy from inspiring English sources

Cloning will not produce a perfect copy.

But not every duplication results in a perfect copy.

If someone does a perfect copy, what makes it not quite as good as the original?

The first is to make a perfect copy using a lossless system such as FLAC (Free Lossless Audio Codec).

At 3, he astonished his parents by drawing a perfect copy of the Bayer aspirin logo, with its Gothic script.

The reason such a test could transform prenatal medicine is that one fetal cell typically carries a perfect copy of a fetal genome.

"Love Is," a duet with K. Michelle, bounces along like vintage Marvin Gaye/Tammi Terrell, and "Music Must Be a Lady" is a nearly perfect copy of Gaye himself that somehow also works as a compelling modern R. & B. song.

Allison Amend, author of "A Nearly Perfect Copy," had an odd experience when she met a writer she admired.

This intense preoccupation with "the real thing" is a manifestation of essentialism, our deep, intuitive conviction that there is a real difference between an authentic original and a totally perfect copy.

The piece quoted directly from Las Meninas -- parts appeared to be a near perfect copy -- but with Velazquez's image faded and covered with a mélange of dark colors.

However, some lower vertebrates such as teleost fish and some amphibians are able to compensate for the loss of body parts by regenerating a nearly perfect copy of the original part by dedifferentiating cells in vivo to facilitate regeneration.