Sentence examples for gets reproduced from inspiring English sources

The pointlessness of the war in heaven on some level gets reproduced in – in the sense that we have sometimes of– the pointlessness of life [laughs] after the Fall in the last couple of books of the poem.

And carrying out this convolution, since this is just a train of pulses, in effect, what happens in this convolution is that this impulse response gets reproduced at each of the locations of the impulses in x of p of t with the appropriate area.

The real world gets reproduced virtually.

And there is no clear distinction within culture between a genotype and a phenotype; the trait that gets reproduced is often responsible for the reproducing.

A related notion is suggested by Peter Godfrey-Smith, who defines scaffolded reproducers as "entities which get reproduced as part of the reproduction of some larger unit (a simple reproducer), or that are reproduced by some other entity" (Godfrey-Smith 2009, p. 88).

It's going to get reproduced and stored.

Mr. Elderfield added that well-known and accessible pieces tend to get reproduced more frequently.

The artwork may also get reproduced and written about in a catalog, if one is produced, and even written about in the newspaper.

"There are a lot of good images in the F.S.A. that people don't know because the same ones get reproduced over and over again," Mr. Pinson said.

"My main concern is that my mom's dances get reproduced the way she wanted them reproduced," Abigail Blatt said of her mother, Sophie Maslow, a prominent figure in the early years of modern dance.

Richard Dawkins (1976), who helped popularize this idea, suggests that cultural traits get reproduced in an analogous way.