Sentence examples for duplicate even from inspiring English sources

In other words, if there were two bronzes with a profile of a leopard, one was deemed to be a "duplicate," even though they were individually modeled and cast.

More annoyingly, why couldn't anyone else make a James Bond game that could duplicate even a fraction of GoldenEye's success?

As small as they are at the moment, 4 million users compared to 1.5 billion, Tsu's business model of sharing revenue with its users is impossible for Facebook to duplicate even if they wanted to, as it's now a publicly traded company.

Fine and Manning attribute the lack of subsequent Goffman-style research and writing to the nature of his signature style, which they consider very difficult to duplicate (even "mimic-proof"), and also to his writing style and subjects not being widely valued in the social sciences.

In addition, centrioles from CDK11-depleted cells were not able to over duplicate even if forced Plk4 overexpression was induced.

Our community-based focus will be hard to duplicate, even if products and service are similar.

The law prohibits any names "close enough in sound, appearance, or meaning" to create "confusion" — wording vague enough to make companies leery of duplicating even a syllable of another brand name.

Key to this line of defense is the claim that these special qualitative concepts can denote functional (or physical) properties without expressing some irreducibly qualitative modes of presentation of them, for otherwise it couldn't be held that these concepts do in fact apply to our functional (or physical) duplicates, even though it's conceivable that they don't.

BrIPT3-1 and BrIPT3-2 were notably not considered as a pair of segmental duplicates, even though they shared high sequence similarity.

An interesting explanation for why ancient mouse duplicates even have a higher degree of gene essentiality than the average of singletons invokes acquisition of new functions that facilitates the loss process of functional compensation between duplicates.

This means that rerecordings and liver versions often show up as duplicates even though they aren't.