The artificial lights do not come close to reproducing the tropical sun.
Critics further have argued that Afrocentrism's search for exclusively African values sometimes comes perilously close to reproducing racial stereotypes.
Only one synthesised molecule, a powder called evernyl, comes anywhere close to reproducing the oakmoss smell, she says.
One subplot incidentally comes close to reproducing the punchline of Rupert Holmes's song about piña colada and getting caught in the rain.
There have been several excellent cartoon versions of A Christmas Carol, such as Richard Williams's Oscar-winning 1971 feature, which came close to reproducing Dickens's own way of looking at the world, forever reshaping everyday reality to fit the needs of the imagination.
I must be crazy.' " The metaphor was also a reminder that the project is, for now at least, as close to reproducing as Ms. Westfeldt is likely to get with Mr. Hamm, the "Mad Men" star who is also her romantic partner of nearly 15 years.
Four years later, he introduced a speaker system that came close to reproducing the experience of live music.
Roberto Mancini's side dominated throughout against a disappointing Stoke, who never came close to reproducing the form that swept Bolton Wanderers aside to reach their first FA Cup final.
For the remaining cases where the conformer models before clustering are not more accurate than the RMSD cluster threshold, OMEGA does not even come close to reproducing the experimental geometry using the PubChem3D choice of parameters, considering that an increase of 0.1 Å from RMSD cluster does not find many additional "missed" pre-clustered conformer mo-dels, as Figure 5 shows.
(Entertainment Weekly gave the movie a "D," writing, "[Star Nancy Allen] comes uncannily close to reproducing the state of catatonia that 'Memories of Murder' will induce in anyone who watches it").. "Wildflower," on the other hand, is the quintessential representation of what Lifetime movies might have been in their purest form.
