Sentence examples for before reproducing from inspiring English sources

But a century plant in full bloom is even more rare because the plants typically live several decades before reproducing.

Both started out as pets before reproducing into the thousands once set free by reckless owners and hurricanes.

Where the secondary user does not then obtain permission from the owner before reproducing the image this user will technically be infringing the copyright owner's rights.

Factum Arte used laser scanners to capture the texture, shape and colours of the tomb, before reproducing it with machine-operated blades, some with a width of less than two-tenths of a millimetre.

For simplicity suppose that the two homozygotes are lethal, i.e., they die before reproducing.

The male mosquitoes are modified so their offspring die before reproducing.

The book features never-before reproduced images culled from ten of Farocki's 90+ films, and five exhibitions.

So "Eugene Atget: Documents pour artistes" is a revelation; not only does it feature more than 100 of his photographs, but also it includes 20 that have never before been reproduced.

I looked in vain for that image in Paul Rennie's MODERN BRITISH POSTERS: Art, Design and Communication (Black Dog, $49.95), but oh well: many posters I had never seen before are reproduced, including a Constructivist-inspired ad that Kauffer designed for BP in 1933.

Fishermen are allowed to harvest only longer and thus theoretically older animals, allowing juveniles to reach sexual maturity and start reproducing before hitting our dinner plates.

BEFORE is capable of reproducing two patterns which have been observed in remnants of natural beech forests: beech forests consist of a mosaic pattern of small areas (on average 0.3 ha) which are at different developmental stages; at the scale of these small areas, a cyclic succession of three developmental stages occurs, which are characterised by different vertical structures.