Sentence examples for genuine copying from inspiring English sources

Boyd and Henrich also argue that a cultural evolutionary theory can accommodate Sperber's claim that cultural reproduction rarely works through genuine copying.

This blotch was not in any genuine copy, but was to be found in a facsimile edition published in 1964.

Fighting game Kizuna Encounter's European release is one of the rarest, with a genuine copy rumoured to sell for up to $13,500.

By Eugene Kinkead and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, April 24 , 1937P. 13 Long talk story about the Ulster County Gazette of which only one genuine copy is known to exist and is now in the Library of Congress.

Microsoft sold a whopping 244 genuine copies of Windows Vista in China during its first two weeks of availability.

When SP1 drops for Windows Vista, gone will be the WGA kill switch that turns off your PC if you don't have a genuine copy of Vista.

Genuine copies of the game are hard to come by, and so the poor condition would not be too much of a deterrent to keen collectors, predicted Chris Scullion, games editor for Computer and Video Games.

It's not always the case that pirated copies of Windows can access Windows Update, so do yourself a favor, spend the $100 on a genuine copy of Windows 7. Doing so can save you a lot of grief down the line.

WGA biases over longer distances may be misinterpreted as genuine copy-number changes.

Some of these may be genuine copy number variants (CNV) as described by others [ 18], although the majority of those were apparently non-genic [ 19].

A second reason why a subset of human promoters did not uniquely map to the pig genome is that the current assembly contains duplications that may, or may not, reflect genuine copy number variations.