To discipline a Quaker, try to duplicate that familiar and somewhat annoying sound of the game show contestant who is buzzing in with the right answer; EHH! Be sure to make it short, sharp and loud.
It's also easy to understand how Mr. Moschini, having succeeded once as an urban pioneer, would try to duplicate his success, this time in Newark's rebounding downtown.
Asked if a rogue researcher could now try to duplicate Dr. Fouchier's work, Dr. Fauci said it was possible.
Kent, who was the captain of the Rutgers basketball team and its career field-goal percentage leader, will try to duplicate a sparse history of college basketball players who successfully become pro football players.
For instance, in pay-tv, pirates may try to duplicate a fingerprinted broadcast in real time, while in group testing, it may sometimes be possible to do several rounds of group testing sequentially.
A little over eight years ago, Gerhard Casper, at the announcement of his selection as Stanford's ninth president, jested that he had been selected because of his ability to pronounce Stanford's motto, "The Winds of Freedom Blow," as it appears in German -- a feat that I shall not try to duplicate today.
The idea was that, via Skype, I, in New Jersey, would watch him, in California, execute the necessary cuts on a similar chunk of wood, then try to duplicate the feat and turn the stump into something more respectable than a stump.
Try to duplicate the effect of a wood block print depicting a tsunami wave by creating a carved block out of Styrofoam, Plaster-of-Paris, or another material.
They vowed that if such an opportunity arose again, they would try to duplicate the success of the health workers.
Remember that Link is a video game character, and you should NEVER try to duplicate any of his stunts.
It would be an organizational and compensation nightmare for companies to try to duplicate the venture capital strategy.
