Sentence examples for for reproducing with from inspiring English sources
EARTH CORP -- You have a hot date and you're hoping to get lucky but you need some supplies, so you cruise over to Almart to pick up a brand-new turkey baster -- no grimy used baster is good enough for reproducing with your lady friend.
As the males' sex drive exceeds the females', the males will and should compete with one another for the possibility of reproducing with as many females as possible (Ehrenfels 1907, 46).
Restoration of normal anatomy and proper ligament balance are theoretical prerequisites for reproducing physiological kinematics with bicruciate-retaining total knee arthroplasty (TKA).
The effectiveness of laboratory compaction methods, for reproducing asphalt mixtures specimens with the same characteristics as on the actual building site, remains relatively unknown.
GRACE-MS estimates clearly outperform GRACE-SH estimates for reproducing observed GWS anomaly trends with significantly (>95% confidence level) strong association in 10 out of 12 basins for GRACE-MS estimates, on the other hand, GRACE-SH estimates show significantly (>95% confidence level) strong association in 6 out of 12 basins.
Koons was an early pioneer of appropriation, which called for reproducing banal commercial images and objects with only slight modifications in scale or material.
Because the results are insensitive to the momentum spectrum index γ, it is fixed at 5. For reproducing extreme events, we selected events with intensities for SEPs having energy greater than 100 MeV observed by the GOES satellite reaching 1 PFU.
That idea then combined with a curiosity for reproducing the traditional music he was also listening to. .
Male olive baboons, for example, reproduced with females from neighbouring populations, with subsequent nuclear swamping.
It has been developed partly for training and reproduces with great details the physical phenomena that play a major role in complex urban environment.
Abbreviations used are m for months, OS for overall survival, and PFS for progression-free survival (Reproduced with permission from [76]).
