Sentence examples for creating a duplicate from inspiring English sources
To make clear the difference between the two options, stem cell researchers developed the labels "reproductive cloning" (for, say, creating a duplicate of a person from his skin cells) and "therapeutic cloning" (for stem cell research to cure deadly diseases), vowing to do only the latter.
In a process similar to printing a photograph, engineers beam high-powered light through a mask-like image of the chip, creating a duplicate on a silicon wafer.
In a process similar to printing a photograph, engineers beam high-powered light through a masklike image of the chip, thus creating a duplicate on a silicon wafer.
Like a "Bit.ly on steroids," the service lets you paste any URL into its copy engine or bookmarklet, creating a duplicate of the page on its servers.
Each patient block marked as containing benign tissue or cancer was sampled two times with a core diameter of 1 mm arrayed (176 cores) in a rectangular pattern with 0.7 mm between the centres of each core, creating a duplicate tissue microarray (TMA) layout using a manual tissue micro arrayer (Beecher Instruments, Silver Spring, Maryland, USA).
Three types of alignment were created: A: duplicate sequences from the array were combined with all other gene family members.
A total of 17.525 individual clones were amplified in this way, creating a duplicated bacterial library in 96-well format.
Woodglue or latex is then smeared on the print to create a duplicate and left to dry.
"With Anne Frank," Mr. Otterson said, "this person tried to enter the name, found it was rejected, then created a duplicate record and falsified information to submit the record.
The "fair use" doctrine of copyright law gives consumers the right to make copies of CD's they own for their personal use, and plenty of music fans make tapes or create a duplicate CD for friends without punishment.
The way a fork works is instead of creating a totally new cryptocurrency (and blockchain) starting at block 0, a fork just creates a duplicate version that shares the same history.
