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Such loading conditions were conceived to replicate local effects of the bypass load, transfer load and secondary bending respectively at the critical rivet row.
The wall was conceived to replicate a traditional partition wall of the downtown area of Lisbon, rebuilt after the 1755 earthquake.
We developed GIPSI GIADA Performance Simulatorr), a simulation tool conceived to replicate the GIADA capability in detecting coma dust features through the dust abundances, mass and velocity dust distributions measurements.
Despite the LR parentage, the Jag system has been conceived to replicate the feel of a rear-drive car, feeding as much as 100% of the power to the back wheels when grip allows.
Although the RIs were conceived to address the characteristics of meningococcal meningitis only, the principles of DPT could be replicated to set priorities for other diseases.
This mechanism was conceived to passively adapt to rough terrain.
"If you see something good, why not try to replicate it?" When first conceived 20 years ago, charter schools — which are publicly financed but independently operated — offered two distinct promises: to serve as an escape hatch for children in failing schools, and to be incubators of innovation that, through market forces, would invigorate neighborhood schools.
The distances between the fiber end and the reflective surface were 10, 20, 50 and 100 mm, respectively to replicate what could be conceived as practical working distances for surgery.
The late industrial designer Arthur Umanoff conceived the chair as part of an attempt to replicate the Danish modern look, popular then.
At $17,000 £8,5000) a cloned calf, compared with $1,500 for a naturally conceived animal, it would be far too expensive to replicate the rock stars of the farmyard only to butcher them.
The golden age of the comic-book movie, from Tim Burton's Batman to Raimi's Spider-Man, has essentially tried to replicate on film the heightened experience of reading a comic book: heroically conceived, fetishistically designed, and furiously melodramatic.
