But, unlike many firms, which use digital technology to enable easy and cheap replication, Gehry uses it to make his own intense, almost Baroque aesthetic.
Challenged by the fact that the cheap replication of a print-style advertising model no longer is profitable, more publishers will have to look to more innovative ways to incorporate their commerce with their content.
I owned those very same jellies back in the day, and appreciated that cheap rubber replications of leather versions of shoes, otherwise out of my reach, could be had by the likes of me.
He led me, through labyrinthine passages, on a tour of the others, seven in all, where squads of assistants polished and spray-painted, measured and calculated, made molds, removed imperfections, scanned dimensions into computers, and devoted other skills to the perfect replication of cheap plastic toys.
The projects are based on principles of replication, not growth: others can replicate the same idea in a different place by buying the cheap hardware (a Raspberry Pi, wireless router, external hard disk and battery) and using self-hosted software for local services.
The microfluidic chip was made by using polymer replication techniques, which were suitable for fast and cheap fabrication.
Non-coding DNA is relatively cheap, but its maintenance still has an energetic cost, as well as slowing replication [ 72, 73].
Consequently, a better approach is to use the silicon stamp as a master template for replication of a daughter, or working stamp based on a cheaper and preferably more flexible material.
In vitro experiments are simpler, faster, cheaper, and highly reproducible, and do not raise ethical concerns, and therefore are best suited to test replication.
The replication is meticulous.
Retesting (called replication) is discouraged.
