Sentence examples for copies of half from inspiring English sources

Each of her offspring contained two copies of half her chromosomes.

Initially used only to sell (and validate retail copies of) "Half Life 2," Steam now sells nearly 600 games from a variety of publishers.

Valve has done quite well selling video games – over 12 million copies of Half-Life 2 alone – but Valve is even better at selling everyone else's games – not just its own – in Steam.

As of December 3, 2008, over 6.5 million copies of Half-Life 2 have been sold at retail.

Here's her copy of Half of a Yellow Sun – with the sticky notes forming the shape of, well, exactly what the title describes.

Valve gives away the software tools that let even amateur programmers make mods, because you must buy a copy of Half-Life to be able to create your own mod or play someone else's.

Says Microsoft Xbox executive Gregory Canessa: "Valve is closest to figuring out how to make online sales work". Valve has done so by relying on the kindness of strangers: its own customers who are "modders". Valve gives away the software tools that let even amateur programmers make mods, because you must buy a copy of Half-Life to be able to create your own mod or play someone else's.

The Ts65Dn mouse model has three copies of approximately half the genes found on human chromosome 21 and exhibits craniofacial skeletal and size differences similar to those observed in humans with DS.

At the Aquatic Academy, there are handouts and required reading (copies of a half-dozen academic papers with titles like "Acceleration of the Contribution of the Greenland and Antarctic Ice Sheets to Sea-Level Rise" are passed around the room at lectures by Professors Somerville and Rignot).

In early July 2005, a Real Canadian Superstore in Coquitlam, British Columbia, Canada, accidentally sold fourteen copies of The Half-Blood Prince before the authorised release date.

The SRE consists of two copies of the half-site AG(G/T T(C/G A, with the number, spacing, and orientation of these motifs in many instances determining the specificity and strength of the response element.