Sentence examples for be designed to replicate from inspiring English sources
Spread by the wind, like blowing pollen, they could be designed to replicate swiftly and reduce life on earth to dust in a matter of days, according to Eric Drexler, one of the nation's principal advocates for nanotechnology.
Future work should be designed to replicate this phenomenon and establish the perceptual consequences of altered gamma activity.
Future research should be designed to replicate, extend and confirm the present findings.
The development of newer technologies capable of assaying larger numbers of gene products holds great promise, but experiments again should be designed to replicate clinical conditions.
Lights are designed to replicate a bright summer's day.
The labyrinthine setting is designed to replicate a mountain village.
It was designed to replicate at a more local level the Heritage Foundation's successful promotion of conservative policies.
The Dinner model is "designed to replicate" and future versions are evidently in the pipeline, although Blumenthal remains coy about where or when.
Peapod's Web site, said a spokeswoman, Paula Wheeler, is designed to replicate the supermarket experience.Offerings on the site (www.peapod.com) are organized in virtual "aisles".
The drones in development here are designed to replicate the flight mechanics of moths, hawks and other inhabitants of the natural world.
A TV service from Intel, rumored to be named OnCue, is designed to replicate all of the content of a traditional cable package — including live TV — with on-demand programming and a new kind of interface.
