Sentence examples for fully reproducing from inspiring English sources

Adding details large compared to the wavelength, representative of the low-resolution case, would correctly attenuate the specular reflection without fully reproducing the scattering phenomenon.

Would a three-dimensional view be fully reproduced on a two-dimensional screen?

She has landed herself with one slight problem, though: she can't, understandably, fully reproduce 17th-century language.

The Playboy DVD will come with a paperback book that Mr. Hefner edited, as well as a facsimile of Playboy's first issue, which has never before been fully reproduced.

Because it was basically impossible for anyone, even AT&T, to fully reproduce the local networks that the Bells had built with monopoly profits over many decades, lawmakers took a different course.

He rushes over to crack open a copy of, say, Joseph Pulitzer's New York World from the early part of the century, and it's filled with color maps, fashion sketches and murder-scene diagrams -- the kinds of things that can't be fully reproduced on microfilm.

We find that none of the numerical methods is able to fully reproduce the measured BTCs.

We also provide a repository with all the materials needed to fully reproduce the research presented here using Docker [41].

It remains to be seen if these features can be fully reproduced by magnetospheres of intermediate mass stars.

Additional chemistry, oxidation through complex formation at neighboring surface sites, was required to fully reproduce the experimental observations.

The Gear VR has a controller for games, but will not be able to fully reproduce the high-end graphical fidelity of dedicated computers.