Sentence examples for extensively copied from inspiring English sources

Only the Elements, which was extensively copied and translated, has survived intact.

The vase has been extensively copied, particularly during the Victorian period.

In other communist-ruled countries the Soviet system was extensively copied, even in minor details, until 1956.

The wares manufactured in the 17th and 18th centuries were so distinctive, and of such high quality, that they were extensively copied at other faience centres in France.

The extent of the plagiarism in "Opal" recalls some previous, notorious cases, including Jacob Epstein's "Wild Oats," a debut novel, that was published in 1979 and was later found to have been extensively copied from Martin Amis's "The Rachel Papers".

Large blocks of genes seem to have been extensively copied from one human chromosome to another, beckoning genetic archaeologists to figure out the order in which the copying occurred and thus to reconstruct the history of the animal genome.

However, most of the other studies copied the extensively validated PET procedure where a large source of known activity and volume are scanned [4, 21].

Could this type of accommodation be copied and extensively rolled out to the rest of the population by other private developers?

All the evidence suggests it is the extensively annotated copy of Compton Mackenzie, who wrote the original novel.

Transposable elements are known to vary extensively in copy-number and nucleotide sequence among closely related species [ 4, 10] and even within the same species [ 11].

Zohar Lande, a lawyer for Mark Burnett Productions and Freemantle Media, said the Israeli channel Keshet Productions copied its show "The Ambassador" extensively from "The Apprentice," even to its promotions using the hands of Donald Trump, the host of "The Apprentice".