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Brazilian Ernesto Neto's knitted tepee, which aimed to replicate the meeting places of a tribe living in the Amazon.Among the most talked-about pieces of the week: Ernesto Neto's knitted tepee.

The second audit aimed to replicate the findings and to show that the results were not due to differences in multiple deprivation indices, clinical diagnosis of disruptive behavior disorders, and placement into alternative care.

"It's a structure that is aimed to replicate the success of the 2008 tournament, by producing as many competitive matches as possible," said Richard Lewis, the chairman of the Rugby Football League who is shortly expected to assume a similar role with the code's International Federation.

In a recent study a Spanish research team aimed to replicate the conditions which broccoli is typically subjected to from field to fork – storing them at 1C for a week to mimic industrial transport and storage followed by three days at 15C to simulate it sitting on the store shelves, with some eyebrow-raising results.

The initial system governing the distribution of land to Latin colonists aimed to replicate the Roman social hierarchy differentiated by wealth: it is recorded of the colonists sent to Aquileia in 181 that the 3,000 infantrymen each received 50 iugera (31 acres), the centurions 100 iugera (62 acres), and the cavalrymen 140 iugera (86 acres).

Experiment 2 therefore aimed to replicate the finding using a between-subjects design; that is, by having participants make only biological or only psychological judgments.

Over all, the fund aims to replicate the industry allocations in the index.

No country should aim to replicate the educational models of others.

Homer is now in Greenwich Village, but Mr. Mishaan aims to replicate the uptown experience.

He aims to replicate the Cadillac comeback with other troubled GM brands such as Chevrolet and Pontiac.

The low pressure inside Hyperloop Tech's tubes aims to replicate the atmospheric drag at about 160,000 feet.