"The Google robot makes no distinction between a human face and its reproduction, but it still gives us the feeling that it recognizes us," she says.
Researchers have found that a microbe living in the insect's gut governs its reproduction, allowing it to feast on soy by the millions.
The fungus is strictly biotrophic and thus, completely dependent on living host cells for its reproduction, which makes it difficult to study genes of the pathogen.
(The ancient Egyptian hippopotamus, a blue faience statuette dating from 1981 to 1885 B.C., was already a popular item in the collection when its reproduction went on sale; it has since been transformed into a key ring, a cushion, a magnet and a puzzle, among other incarnations).
Waters herself labels the novel a 'pastiche'; rather than simply being set in the 19th century, it creates a double-echo through its reproduction of the style and technique of novels of the period, speaking in particular to Wilkie Collins's gothic mystery The Woman in White, with which it shares a number of plot details and baroque narrative twists.
The search should be reproducible and the written review should describe it in sufficient detail to enable its reproduction.
Pickfair, with its reproduction French furniture, wasn't Balmoral — it wasn't even the Breakers.
In contrast, the indigenous ZHJ1 whitefly is unable to increase its reproduction on virus-infected plants, although it can transmit the two viruses as effectively as the B whitefly [41].
The other governs the audio itself, most notably addressing its reproduction and distribution.
For something that should be single-mindedly focused on its reproduction, the virus is a bit erratic too.
These new, emergent forms of archival capital have an increasingly powerful grip upon culture and its reproduction.
