Here, we cast replicated Ni Mn Ga foams with 57 vol.% of 355 500 μm open pores, with and without directional solidification.
The photos were digitally placed onto ceramic casts and replicated, before being put through the firing process to produce them in bone china which is typically made from finely ground cow bone coming out at between 10 to 13 cm tall and then stacked in the artwork.
Micromolding processes are replication-based processes, involving feature-transferring mechanisms, e.g., injection, compression, casting and intrusion, for replicating the master pattern on a mold to a plastic material.
William and Kate's nuptials were to be the biggest hit of the day, with the entire cast of "Today" and "Live!" replicating the royal affair.
All participants responded slowly under the occluded trials (without cast shadows) and rapidly under the control trials, replicating the previous results.
In sculpture, they approached this passive acceptance by casting everyday objects in black rubber or painstakingly replicating them in carved and painted polyurethane, often with special emphasis on studio tools, supplies and detritus.
In addition to replicating a riverboat, "Show Boat" usually requires a cast of about 50 and an orchestra of about 28.
Eric Goldman of IGN called "The Dark Defender" "a very satisfying episode of the show" and thought that "so far [the cast and crew are] doing a very good job" of replicating the tension seen in the first season.
[The actors] were all street cast – you can't replicate that authenticity, though we all try, all the time.
So Mr. Pawlenty is largely replicating Mr. Romney's 2007 strategy by building a sophisticated turnout operation, recruiting supporters to spend the day in Ames and to cast their ballots during a daylong carnival.
The exhibition also casts a wide age net, and generally succeeds, mostly by using interactive technology and providing small bits of information at a time, as if it were carefully replicating a strand of its DNA for the visitor.
