Another tenet is that teachers should avoid indiscriminate praise in favor of neutral language that encourages specific behaviors so children can precisely identify and so replicate their triumphs.
Enthusiastically crediting her with laying the foundations for photography, infrared radiation and relativity theory, he converts her into a misunderstood scientist of unbelievable prescience and so replicates the one-sided approach he claims to be avoiding.
"But he wasn't bothered at all [by her alopecia]." Trott, the new star of British cycling and the strongest rider of the three, could add a second gold on Tuesday in the omnium – and so replicate her feat at the world championships.
Gnatocerus cornutus are a stored product pest that feed on a variety of grains, flours, yeasts, and dry animal products (Linsley 1944; Zakladnoi and Ratanova 1987), so replicating their natural environment is easy.
Half-litres of blood were extracted, stored in fridges, then rigged up as drips on coat hangers and reinfused into riders, so replicating the effect of EPO.
"Having a drink in your hand is a social experience, so replicating that with a low dose of cannabis and super fresh ingredients really changes how cannabis is viewed in social settings," Mieure explained.
That they do so replicating the fate of Hawthorne's hapless heroine is testimony to the superficial values of our culture, our misguided notions of both perfection and health, and our failure to learn from the follies of history.
And so, again, replicating surfboards, there's nothing better.
I mean even in France where Francois Olan suggested getting rid of homework, everybody was horrified except all the school children, and the reason was that because he said if you have homework, the rich kids will do homework and the poor kids won't, and so it replicates class.
And so McCabe replicates the biological by way of the digital, using generative algorithms to create the morophogenetic imagery.
