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Devils Coach Pat Burns said his players were so amused by the flukish goal today that they joked about doing a drill in practice to duplicate the technique.
After publishing the technique, the researchers also created a company, Neuromatic Devices, which now sells automated patch clamp equipment to make it easier for others to duplicate the technique.
Other nominees were God Loves Uganda, about American evangelicals in Africa, and Tim's Vermeer, about inventor Tim Jenison's quest to duplicate the painting techniques of Dutch artist Johannes Vermeer.
Screenwriter Donoghue wisely doesn't attempt to exactly duplicate that technique in the film, though she periodically uses Jack's voice-over to ground us in his reality, most effectively in an opening sequence where Jack tells us what he's learned about his relationship to his mother and his world.
For the third technique, we duplicate the critical custom instructions to increase the processor lifetime without losing any speedup.
Children can try something in the artist's own medium (crayon, watercolors, clay or collage, for example), not to duplicate the artist's efforts but to get a feel for process and technique.
With the intention of complementing rather than duplicating the existing literature, particular emphasis is placed on experimental design, data analysis techniques, and independent verification.
The Washburn mill attempted to monopolize these techniques, but Pillsbury and other companies lured employees away from Washburn and were able to duplicate the process.
It does not duplicate the entire image.
Duplicate the diagram as well as possible.
