Fish fingers don't just have a regular rectilinear shape because it is easily replicated on a factory production line.
In 1999 it was replicated on the Harbour Bridge during the New Year's Eve fireworks; nine months later it appeared during the opening ceremony of the Sydney Olympics.
The heightened security on the Iranian-Afghan border was not, it seems, replicated on the Iranian-Pakistani border, and so Afghans started driving from Ganj to a place in Pakistan called Mashkel, where border guards still accepted bribes and still allowed Afghan migrants to cross.
He explained the dystopian world of Nineteen Eighty-Four, as it had been replicated on a US naval base in Cuba 18 years after the book was set.
Our goal is to examine the properties of various kinds of prices for a contract (mathcal {C} ) under the assumption that it can be replicated on [t,T] for every t∈[0,T).
(But then people would complain about having to carry around a token, but then you suggest it could be replicated on your phone as an App, but then they complain they don't have an iPhone/Android, then you say forget it let's go back to trading sea shells).
He really gets going in the 18th century with the development of copperplate, "still the hand we reach for at elevated moments of our lives" (you see it replicated in printed form on certain kinds of invitation, especially to weddings).
"This is a new observation, and it's imperative that it be extended and replicated on an independent group of individuals".
Cirtas' Bluejet technology blends WAN optimization with virtualized storage arrays, replicating on-site enterprise storage arrays.
Castleford's and Wakefield's willingness to share resources off the field was not replicated on it today, when the Tigers dented their rivals' play-off hopes with an eventually comprehensive victory.
