Sentence examples for is meant to replicate from inspiring English sources

This is meant to replicate the "assisted places" scheme, run by the Tories but abolished by Labour.In the final analysis, however, who goes to which university is the least important aspect of the relationship between class and education in Britain.

Overseen by John Martinez, a chef who is a veteran of the Jean-Georges Vongerichten machine, the heart of the menu is meant to replicate the smoky, juicy, charred feasts "de la parrilla" found across Argentina and Uruguay.

If you add up the major parts of the Obama plan, you can see how it is meant to replicate Roosevelt's regulatory successes, albeit for a very different banking system.

The experience, TuneIn tells us, is meant to "replicate the experience people used to have in a record store".

The mixture is meant to replicate typical hillside sediments, but to protect the scientists and the facility, the material didn't include large boulders.

KKBOX is a popular marketing tool for artists and boasts Facebook integration and features such as "listen along," which allows users to listen to a song together and is meant to replicate the experience of sharing a set of headphones with a friend.

But none of those are meant to replicate the experience of facing a live teacher.

The drills are meant to replicate both the physical and emotional realities of responding to a crisis.

"A.P. classes are meant to replicate college classes; Coursera classes actually are college classes".

Mr. Temirkanov's repeat performance of the "Resurrection" Symphony was meant to replicate the one he arrived with, at least in personnel.

"We are NOT working on AI that's meant to replicate what you would be thinking, or which would pretend to be you.