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Apollonius reproduced known results much more generally and discovered many new properties of the figures.

Multiply this by all sensory experiences, and you have a machine capable of reproducing all experience.

Michigan Tech population biologist John Vucetich says that it's "very good news" to know that the wolves are still capable of reproducing, but "it doesn't really change our overall concern" about the population's long-term prospects.

Each oscillator is capable of frequency variation for different pitches and is capable of reproducing a single melodic line.

"What's exciting is that it is obviously capable of reproducing," Ms. Johnson said.

Either method of colour synthesis should be capable of reproducing every existing colour in nature.

Until recently, theatre speakers were not capable of reproducing sounds below 80 Hz.

But theirs was a feeble thing, only just capable of reproducing.

Perhaps the first thing to understand is that assembling a system of molecules capable of reproducing is old news.

Because noninfectious causal agents are not organisms capable of reproducing within a host, they are not transmissible.

An infectious agent is capable of reproducing within or on its host and spreading from one susceptible host to another.