Sentence examples for because it reproduced from inspiring English sources

Scott regarded Edison's invention of the phonograph, in 1877, as pointless, because it reproduced sound instead of writing it.

He consulted the classic "Battles of the American Revolution," published in 1877 by Henry B. Carrington, a professor of military science at Wabash College in Crawfordsville, Ind. Carrington's book was especially useful because it reproduced historical documents and included vintage topographical battle maps, including a map of the Battle of White Plains.

The docking pose of MOE appears to be a more reliable solution, because it reproduced the correct interaction pattern in the binding site of ACE, while the pose obtained by the Maestro-prepared ligand showed a 180° flip and, therefore, lost the key interaction pattern (as seen in Fig. 3c).

A 500 ml/min flow rate was chosen as basal because it reproduced the bulbar LFP signal in response to ISO that is typically recorded under the anesthetized non-tracheotomized condition [21].

We used a solvent radius of 1.6 Å instead of a van der Waals surface because it reproduced more closely the experimental n values (data not shown).

And, Mr. Patterson said, "We still shoot entirely on film instead of digital, because it reproduces the colors so much richer in the latitudes we go to".

Emerson soon became convinced that photography was a medium of artistic expression superior to all other black-and-white graphic media because it reproduces the light, tones, and textures of nature with unrivaled fidelity.

CLP-induced sepsis is an animal model that has high relevance to humans because it reproduces many hallmarks of sepsis that occur in patients [13].

The linear model using the proposed volume law is recommended for estimation of design floods because it has been shown to represent the observed geomorphological processes more realistically than other models, and because it reproduces observed large floods at least as well as the other models considered in this study.

Alexander Sahinian declared that Etchmiadzin holds a unique position in Armenian (and non-Armenian) architecture history because it reproduces features of different periods of Armenian architecture.

This model is clinically relevant because it reproduces the patient who has sepsis and is being ventilated but who has not yet developed ARDS.