Sentence examples for commonly reproduced from inspiring English sources
This, one of Rodchenko's earliest and most commonly reproduced images, shows Olga Paltusova holding a lens of her folded, wire-framed glasses to one eye.
We found that the energy spectra of the SSS are commonly reproduced by a blackbody continuum model superposed with sharp edge-like structures.
The most commonly reproduced version of Lefèvre's Paraphases philosophiae naturalis included, for example, Josse Clichtove's extensive commentary; Lefèvre's introductions to logical and mathematical works were likewise accompanied by similar super-commentaries.
Gurr may have been relying on the exception: a commonly reproduced lithograph, sometimes captioned as showing FitzRoy 'in his late twenties' (Moorehead 1969, p. 11) or 'as Darwin first knew him' (Nichols 2003, p. 20), which indeed seems to show FitzRoy with a wispy mustache.
It is commonly reproduced in 3 by dimensions, and car flag versions are also sold.
His pamphlet Body & Genital Piercing in Brief included such commonly reproduced urban legends as the notion that Prince Albert invented the piercing that shares his name in order to diminish the appearance of his large penis in tight trousers, and that Roman centurions attached their capes to nipple piercings.
The plants commonly reproduce asexually by spreading rhizomes and stolons.
These two examples are not however typical of the genus, which commonly reproduces through allogamy.
Overall, lineages producing sexual fruiting structures (ascomata) showed greater nucleotide and haplotype diversities, relative to lineages that commonly reproduce via vegetative diaspores (isidia/soredia).
Although the timing of population expansions of distinct reproductive strategies predates the LGM, lineages commonly reproducing with vegetative diaspores expanded more recently (ca. 200 Ka) than most strictly sexually reproducing species (> 750 Ka).
Moreover, the contribution of the elastic restraint stiffness commonly used to reproduce the web flange junction behavior naturally arises in the proposed formulation because of the assumed buckling shape.
