Sentence examples for copies call from inspiring English sources

One of these copies — call it C1 — is (but for properties arising from the existence of the other copy) identical to w in both qualititative and nonqualitative respects, and in particular contains exactly the same objectsas w.

If you want the magazine but don't need 6 copies, call the company, and ask that they send just 1 copy.

Dudes trying to buy copies called Raymond, who produced it, and he just said he'd press it again.

Talk story about textile broker Max Schacknow, who makes copies of van Goghs for a hobby & his travelling exhibit of copies, called "Maxie's Museum".

Jason Rubin, co-president of Naughty Dog, the studio that developed the hugely successful Crash series, which sold 23 million copies, called Mr. Miyamoto his hero.

After exclusive marketing rights expire, copies (called generic drugs) enter the market, and the price usually falls to as little as 20percentt of what it was.

By Adam Gopnik The New Yorker, September 18 , 1989P. 36 Talk story about textile broker Max Schacknow, who makes copies of van Goghs for a hobby & his travelling exhibit of copies, called "Maxie's Museum".

Transcription is the process where information in DNA, called the genetic code, is used to produce RNA copies called messenger RNA (mRNA).

The HuffPost reader who passed along a copy of the flier said she was aware of other copies calling for voters to back Donald Trump and others offering support for Hillary Clinton (which, she suspected, was done to deliberately disturb Clinton backers).

Note that this condition limits the dispersion of the similarity with respect to one of the copies (called the pivot).

Therefore, a certain number of TGAs must conserve the trace of these phantom gene copies called pseudogenes or gene relics depending on their degree of degeneration [ 18- 20].