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The enclosure, based on a scaled-down ISO 9705 room attached to a horizontally divided corridor, has been designed to replicate under-ventilated burning in enclosure fires, while allowing the equivalence ratio to be determined.
This paper focuses on the development of biomimetic sensory abilities for an undulatory soft-body lamprey-like robot, which has been designed to replicate the locomotion mechanisms of living lamprey in order to address useful applications wherever locomotion in unstructured environments is required.
The play is being performed entirely by candlelight at the Globe in London within the second theatre, which has been designed to replicate the indoor playhouses of the early 17th Century.
The spiral and cylinder patterns on the positive base have been designed to replicate specific anatomic shapes that are challenging to reproduce on a 3D printer, specifically the spiral pattern found within the cochlea of the ear and the small diameter branching structures found in the peripheral vascular tree of the human body.
The eleven experiments that had not been designed to replicate any of Bem's experiments included five retroactive-priming experiments and six retroactive-practice experiments.
Various mathematical models have been designed to replicate and characterize the cellular processes and activities of the sarcomere and, recently, detailed structure and filament properties have also been taken into account.
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".
