Sentence examples for exactly reproducing from inspiring English sources

For comparison, we also include results for the RBF modelling in Section 6 below: the PSNR values are not (machine-) infinite because Tikhonov regularization moves the approximation slightly away from exactly reproducing input images.

(11) In addition to being necessary in order to achieve as fully as possible translation's traditional fundamental goal of exactly reproducing meaning (as well as aesthetic fidelity and fidelity in the expression of feelings), the sort of "accommodating" translation that has just been explained is also necessary, in Herder's view, in order to achieve certain further important goals.

As Ilachinski remarks, for instance, "discrete models of turbulence are particularly impressive in that they clearly show that very simple finite dynamical implementations of local conservation laws are capable of exactly reproducing continuum system behavior on the macroscale" (Ilachinski 2001, p. 8).

In this work, a new 2D tension torsion incremental plasticity formulation is introduced, integrating non-linear kinematic (NLK) hardening models and NP hardening effects in a very efficient way, exactly reproducing tension torsion calculations from more general 6D models, but with less than one fifth of the computational cost.

To stick with the metaphor, Venter's latest is like exactly reproducing a large cloak onto a new piece of fabric identical to that of the original.

DUESs themselves resemble sequence families that interact with sequence-specific DNA-binding proteins (e.g., CRP, LexA and other pro- and eukaryotic transcription factor-binding DNAs); which typically consist of a short conserved core extended by less conserved regions clustering around a consensus sequence without exactly reproducing it (see [63] [65]).

For could not paintings be, in principle at least, exactly reproduced?

The daguerreotype shown here exactly reproduces both Ingres's near-photographic realism and his highly refined sense of abstraction.

Even the condition of Trollope's curates, like poor Mr. Quiverful, is exactly reproduced by those long-term adjuncts who teach semester to semester and live contract to contract.

If a tattoo clearly violates copyright — say, exactly reproduces a Keith Haring drawing or an Annie Leibovitz photograph without permission — could a court order it removed?

A dance, in contrast to a book, a film or a painting, cannot ever be exactly reproduced or preserved, and it's that slipperiness, that resistance "to being turned into a product", that Duke cherishes.