Sentence examples for copies essentially from inspiring English sources

The non-line-of-sight signal propagation is also related to multipath signal propagation, where the signal is reflected and is received as multiple copies, essentially as multiple non-line-of-sight signals replicas.

Humans typically have two copies of each gene: we inherit one copy from our mother and the other from our father and, if we have a child, we will pass on one of these copies essentially at random.

A copy, essentially.

Because CRISPR cannot yet discriminate between mutant and healthy huntingtin genes (a person typically has one of each and the targeted start site is the same for both copies), it essentially eliminates all huntingtin proteins, even the healthy variety.

The Writing's on the Wall sold more than 15 million copies worldwide, essentially becoming their breakthrough album.

Can they, in a mainstream blockbuster video franchise, one that has sold more than 21 million copies worldwide, essentially create a character study?

I'd like to direct your attention to an interesting phenomenon: since 2012, most ed-tech companies have quietly rewritten their product promise from unbridled learning for learning's sake to a path to a job or career goal — website copy now essentially says "jobs, jobs, careers, jobs".

At 16 months, using real time RT-PCR adapted to amplify the N gene from filter paper, high viral loads could still be detected (~2 x 10 copy numbers), essentially from nasal samples.

Almost all computers we use today — from our iPads to laptops — are essentially copies of this one.

Those mirrors are, essentially, copies of the site, and if one values civil liberties or individual responsibility or both, the Web looks quite good in their reflections.

Although the penalties are severe, the panel cleared OneWorld on the most serious allegation, that its boats were essentially copies of Team New Zealand designs.