Sentence examples for accomplished copy from inspiring English sources

There is a range of paradoxes at work here: the music feels derivative, like a faithful and accomplished copy of the work of his peers, yet it already has its own distinct voice and individuality.

A 24-frame dissolve can be accomplished by copying the end of one film scene and the beginning of another onto a third film so that diminished exposure of the first overlaps increased exposure of the second.

For instance, a screen capture of a user's hand-drawn annotations can no longer be accomplished by copying a rectangular frame buffer because the portal might not be axis-aligned.

Almost overnight, this small community of around 2,800 people has become the focus of international attention for its attempt to become the UK's first "offshore" town – a feat it hopes to accomplish by copying the tax avoiding tactics employed by big corporations.

Duplicated genes can indefinately persist in genomes if either both copies retain the original function due to dosage benefit (gene conservation), or one of the copies assumes a novel function (neofunctionalization), or both copies become required to perform the function previously accomplished by a single copy (subfunctionalization), or through a combination of these mechanisms.

Finally, subfunctionalization may occur where both copies become necessary to perform the function previously accomplished by a single copy.

Duplicated genes can persist in genomes either because one of the copies has acquired a new function (neofunctionalization [ 15- 17]), or because both copies are now needed to perform the function or functions previously accomplished by a single copy (subfunctionalization).

Further inverse metabolic engineering based on functional complementation suggested that efficient xylose assimilation is attributed, in part, to the elevated expression level of xylose isomerase, which was accomplished through the multiple-copy integration of XYLA in the chromosome of the evolved strain.

This was accomplished by expressing multiple linear copies of the hinge and CH2 domains (HCH2) of human IgG1 fused to the framework region of human IgG1.

But if you want to copy something that was accomplished in 200 years, it's very difficult.

Rather, to accomplish fusion, multiple copies of SNARE complexes must work in cooperative manner [13] by forming supramolecular structures prior to the actual fusion event.