Sentence examples for classical reproduction from inspiring English sources
NEWPORT BEACH — Venus de Milo reproductions have been rescued and repaired before, but in the case of one local garden, this plaster Aphrodite has never looked so "green". The repurposed classical reproduction at Irene Dunlap's Newport Beach home now features lush succulents and trailing vines dripping from its midsection.
Several of these classical reproductions serve as bases for -- or more precisely, impale--inverted replicas of ancient Buddha statues.
The epidemiological implication of this result is that the classical requirement of the reproduction number being less than unity becomes only a necessary, but not sufficient, condition for disease elimination.
Indeed, the potential among ocean microbes for vast population sizes, extensive migration and both homologous and illegitimate genetic recombinations, which are uncoupled from reproduction, challenges classical population models primarily developed for sexually reproducing animals.
A classical response is that reproduction is traded off against other traits that are also necessary for fitness.
The stage was covered in large-scale reproductions of classical statuary, pale and impassive.
For one, the collection largely consisted of reproductions of classical statuary and copies of Old Master paintings, hardly a significant attraction today.
Kitschy reproductions of classical head sculptures splattered with primary colors and with cigarette butts stuck in their mouths are displayed on a ledge above the chalkboards.
They helped not only financially, but also by providing access to books and color reproductions of classical and modern European paintings.
Founded in 1898 by a New York lawyer, Samuel Longstreth Parrish, to house his collection of Italian Renaissance paintings and reproductions of classical sculptures, the building lacked features like state-of-the-art climate control and a loading dock.
