Sentence examples for attempt to replicate a from inspiring English sources
Archaeologists at the University of Chicago attempt to replicate a five-thousand-year-old Sumerian beer using only clay vessels and a wooden spoon.
But it's not an attempt to replicate a night in a club, as so many mix albums are; the album is best heard in your living room or car.
November 14 2012 November 18 201212 At its première last year, this attempt to replicate a revue at the famed Harlem night club of the Prohibition era was closer in spirit than in letter, but that's close enough.
Meanwhile, Lambchild Superstar: Making Music in the Menagerie of the Holy Cow makes no attempt to replicate a real environment.
In an attempt to replicate a lighter version of a YC Fellowship at scale, full students will have access to the shared community of startups taking the course via a dedicated Slack channel.
Obama's attempt to replicate a Lincolnian "team of rivals" makes sense as way to employ bipartisan politics to accomplish his goals.
Applications that we routinely use on our computers have been completely re-engineered for our phones, instead of simply attempting to replicate a desktop experience on a smaller screen.
It was always an improbable idea – a major record label attempting to replicate a pop sensation that had arisen without planning permission from the music industry.
A few years ago, cognitive psychologist Axel Cleeremans of the Université Libre de Bruxelles attempted to replicate a classic study by John Bargh of Yale University, in which some participants were primed, without realizing it, with concepts associated with old age.
Starting in February 2001, Moldova went through a decade that seemed to be influenced by tough-presidential rule, with a Communist Party that returned to power through free and democratic elections, attempting to replicate a Russian model of 'sovereign democracy'.
