Sentence examples for make it reproduce from inspiring English sources

Imagine you could add new sound effects to your loudspeaker and make it reproduce internet music.

Archival recordings will even make it possible to reproduce the voices of people long dead.

Double-stranded RNA is rare in nature, but viruses often make it when they reproduce.

The work of communicating and conserving artistic images, with the help of technique, produces the material objects metaphorically called "artistic objects" or "works of art": pictures, sculptures and buildings, and, in a more complicated manner, literary and musical writings, and, in our own times, gramophones and records which make it possible to reproduce voices and sounds.

And I liked what I saw from the service, though I think it needs to build out some technology that would make it harder to reproduce.

Some scientists think the virus is probably unable to trigger a pandemic, because adapting to a human host would likely make it unable to reproduce.

To make it possible to reproduce the results presented in this work, the MATLAB implementation of the presented algorithm is provided as the supplementary material.

Unlike single-site precipitation generators, multi-site precipitation generators make it possible to reproduce the space time variation of precipitation at several sites.

This will make it harder to reproduce the reactions, but will make it easier to check if different researchers are doing essentially the same reaction despite differences in scale, solvent, etc.

He explained how the startup hopes to improve drastically on tech that's been around in one form or another for at least a decade to make it feasible to reproduce not only at scale, but with existing hardware and for a variety of budgets.

The vouchers were designed with unique features that would make it difficult to reproduce.