Sentence examples for essentially reproduced from inspiring English sources

Dr. Capasso and his colleagues at Bell Labs, part of Lucent Technologies, essentially reproduced Dr. Lamoreaux's experiment on a microscopic scale.

Wood points to the remake of Michael Haneke's thriller Funny Games, in which the celebrated Austrian director essentially reproduced his own film with an American cast, including Naomi Watts.

The results indicate that most of the characteristics of the distribution of PGA on land were essentially reproduced from the simulation.

By decisively influencing Schleiermacher's hermeneutic theory Herder also exercised an indirect decisive influence on the hermeneutic theory of Schleiermacher's greatest pupil Böckh, whose Encyclopedia and Methodology of the Philological Sciences (1877) essentially reproduced Schleiermacher's theory with only modest elaborations, and became the standard methodological work for classical scholars.

These NMR results were essentially reproduced here for the GNRA loop of SLVI.

We next aligned all bound CTCF motifs located inside these repeats and derived species-specific PWMs that essentially reproduced the observed species-specific motif-words.

He not only crams in most of the narrative, but essentially reproduces Gibbons's drawings in three dimensions, beginning with the famous, already cinematic opening sequence – a mock zoom out from a close-up of a blood-spattered smiley badge.

Secret Double Octopus takes that idea and creates authentication profiles that essentially reproduce those segments into a single identity on both sides of the authentication equation.

Our results indicate that extensive experience in the core of an organizational field constrains individuals into acting as "imitative entrepreneurs," essentially reproducing established routines even if they question their legitimacy.

Our results reveal that the present version of IRI essentially reproduces diurnal trends and the general features of the experimental observations for all seasons, except for nighttime June solstice periods, which the model seriously overestimated.

There's still some work to be done standardizing brightness and framerates in digital projectors (there are patents and other nonsense involved), but a world where you can shoot at virtually any framerate and have it displayed flawlessly at the same rate, essentially reproducing exactly what the director and production team produce, is a wonderful thing we should not take for granted.