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DIABLO has successfully reproduced some real-life datacenter phenomena, such as the memcached request latency long tail at large scales.

A specially designed bearing test has successfully reproduced the failure mode occurring in prematurely failed bearings in wind turbine gearbox.

Lab-grown coral has successfully reproduced in the wild for the first time ever, in a positive development for the planet's damaged ocean ecosystems.

Using interaction parameters deduced from the matrix compositions in over-aged samples measured using 3-dimensional atom probe, the simulation has successfully reproduced early-stage metastable GPI zone precipitation behaviour including evolution of the cluster chemistry, the cluster number density and cluster size.

The analytical model has successfully reproduced the exponential increase of the stent's temperature during our rf heating experiments in the absence of blood flow through the stent.

In summary, the improved empirical model in this study has successfully reproduced the EEJ components on a global scale around noontime.

The coincidence between the microstructure and rock physical properties of the natural and experimental samples highlight that we have successfully reproduced welded BAF in the laboratory.

Now, it has been announced that over the past four years these corals have grown "to the size of a soccer ball," and have successfully reproduced at the same time as their naturally-grown neighbours.

Idiosyncratic drug hepatotoxicity represents a major problem in drug development due to inadequacy of current preclinical screening assays, but recently established rodent models utilizing bacterial LPS co-administration to induce an inflammatory background have successfully reproduced idiosyncratic hepatotoxicity signatures for certain drugs.

Previous simulations have successfully reproduced the various observed shapes of boudinaged segments (e.g. Lloyd and Ferguson 1981; Treagus and Lan 2004; Maeder et al. 2009; Komoróczi et al. 2013).

The traditional molar ratio between HAuCl4 and sodium citrate to produce approximately 20 nm-sized GNPs with the conventional citrate reduction (CR) method is almost 1 3.5 as stated in [12, 24], and many research groups have successfully reproduced approximately 20 nm-sized GNPs with the conventional CR method at almost 1 3.5 ratio [12, 24, 27].