Sentence examples for less replicated from inspiring English sources

But it's less replicated over the pond, where sitcoms tend to be ensemble jobs.

As a result, a panel of federal judges formulated a compromise plan, which more or less replicated the current partisan balance in the state's congressional delegation: seventeen Democrats and thirteen Republicans.

Bundles that have been less replicated are scheduled first, while bundles that have been more replicated are dropped first.

Principal component analysis revealed that LGC was reasonably stable as the construct-and cross validation more or less replicated the suggested QoL factors.

Rather than requiring users to add more gear to their kit, they would release an application which more or less replicated the functionality of the REDFLY on any Windows computer.

The RC combination gives preferential treatment to bundles that have been less replicated, balancing the number of copies of each bundle in the network and improving the bundle delivery delay.

The reality, however, is much trickier, especially as sensors embedded in our public infrastructure can, more or less, replicate that data quite easily.

Mr. Cliburn seldom performs these days, and when he does, it is almost always in Tchaikovsky's First Piano Concerto, more or less replicating the performance that established his career overnight at the Tchaikovsky Competition in Moscow in 1968.

These are games that take the raw materials and events of the real world — actual baseball players who perform in particular ways — and seek, through a sort of organized chance, to more or less replicate them in the imagination.

At the Friday program, more or less replicating the album "Dream of the Orient," Vladmir Ivanoff, Sarband's music director, aptly noted with respect to the "Turkish Concerto in the Hijaz Mode" by Giovanni Battista Toderini that either the Turks who had found their way to Europe in janissary bands were poor musicians or Toderini's hearing was bad.

But despite centuries of research, we're a long way from even understanding how regeneration works, much less replicating the feat in our own bodies.