More than a dozen top directors were approached to take on the project, including Mr. Scorsese under a plan that would have had Mr. De Niro playing the tap-dancing lawyer, although in the end neither wanted to replicate the box-office disaster of "New York, New York," Mr. Scorsese's 1977 stab at a musical.
The seeds have long been sown, and I'm sure – in a few months – we'll see the launch of a new BBC entertainment channel that'll talk a big, brave, Reithian game, but merely end up, once again, trying to replicate the success of The Inbetweeners by allowing Edinburgh Fringe hits to write jokes about going bald.
To that end, HSI is working to replicate the EU ban in India, Brazil, Korea, Russia, Canada and beyond.
To this end, we set out to replicate the Müller-Lyer illusion (1889).
The main function of these regions is to allow the cell to replicate chromosome ends using the enzyme telomerase, as the enzymes that normally replicate DNA cannot copy the extreme 3′ ends of chromosomes.
As a result of the inability of DNA polymerases to replicate chromosomal ends, telomeres shorten with each subsequent cell division.
The experiment worked once, he said, but his lab has been unable to replicate it and ended up publishing its work in the leading biology journal Cell this May without that crowning proof.
The quest to replicate the past ended about a year later, when Issel responded to a post-loss heckler with a salty retort that nastily guessed at the man's ethnicity.
Director Jim Reardon wanted to replicate films that ended in a similar way, and commented that, "I remembered that every movie located in New York would pull back if you were leaving town on a bridge".
The bottom three centrioles (arrowheads) are uneven in size; the two smaller centrioles do not replicate at the end of this round of mitosis (although they went on to replicate at the end of the next round of mitosis).
