Sentence examples for kind of replication from inspiring English sources
While the nightmare possibilities of cloning turn up in that Norman manor, Oates suggests that an equally insidious kind of replication is taking place in the homogenized lives of the right addresses, the right prep schools ("It's heartbreaking to see the exit sign for Groton," one mother sighs, "and not be going there to see my son") as well as the right universities and the right careers.
That kind of replication is valuable and pays dividends to young scientists.
The former kind of replication ensures eventual consistency and is made asynchronously between geographically distributed clusters (conflict resolution is performed in the same way CouchDB does it).
However, this kind of replication may not be feasible for most SMBs, especially if they have little or no IT staff and are on a tight budget.
With a service like Instagram, reliant on a worldwide network of users uploading thousands of images (of food and more) everday, it may be that this kind of replication is impossible.
This is unlikely to be the explanation in the present case, since their calculation is difficult to duplicate from the information given and this kind of replication is not common in health research).
This is reassuring because the two kinds of replication have different advantages and disadvantages.
Ralph Rugoff, director of the Hayward Gallery and curator of this show, explains that the art-historical references in his work that have earned him a reputation as "the artist's artist" are part-reappraisal, part-homage, though they may on the face of it be read as a savage kind of comic replication.
However, this kind of data replication not only consumes a large amount of storage resources, but also generates more energy consumption.
"It is a sort of replication of the Soviet system.
All measures of growth, of course, are not equally likely to be accurate reflections of the kind of stem cell replication that is likely to lead to increases in vulnerability to carcinogenesis.
