Sentence examples for be fully reproduced from inspiring English sources
adverb
In a full manner; without lack or defect.
- He fully met his responsibilities.
Would a three-dimensional view be fully reproduced on a two-dimensional screen?
He rushes over to crack open a copy of, say, Joseph Pulitzer's New York World from the early part of the century, and it's filled with color maps, fashion sketches and murder-scene diagrams -- the kinds of things that can't be fully reproduced on microfilm.
It remains to be seen if these features can be fully reproduced by magnetospheres of intermediate mass stars.
The test program is focussed on the current sharing temperature, Tcs, at the nominal operating conditions, 68 kA current and 11.15 T effective field, which can be fully reproduced in the SULTAN test facility.
One may notice from the next theorem that in this case the parameter θ exists in the conditions, therefore the boundedness of the underlying equation may not be fully reproduced under the same conditions.
Furthermore, microenvironment and hormone levels, the local pH levels, the nutrition status as well as the microbiome of the human body cannot be fully reproduced in an in vitro organoid.
The Playboy DVD will come with a paperback book that Mr. Hefner edited, as well as a facsimile of Playboy's first issue, which has never before been fully reproduced.
Experimentally observed asymmetric spectral structures were fully reproduced using the complex-number asymmetry parameters, validating the approximations used to reduce the analytical expression for the line shape to the phenomenological Fano formula.
In companion experiments where only occasional low-dose illumination (as opposed to the rapid sequence of illumination used to capture detailed dynamics) at arbitrary time intervals is used, we find that the oscillatory domain behavior is fully reproduced.
Finally, these effects were fully reproduced by Selamectin, where OA but not FK, rescued its effects (Fig 6E and F), suggesting a similar mode of action for these two macrocyclic lactones on WNT-TCF signaling (Fig 6H).
