"We've talked to the Bucks and the Rockets so we can learn from their mistakes and, more often, replicate what they did," Yormark said.
Short-term studies are often replicated spatially, whereas long-term studies are replicated temporally.
Seventy-eight per cent of the shrews (NP) entered the burrow systems, while only 50% of the field voles (RC) and 43% of common voles (C) did so, but the latter two species visited the burrow system more often per replicate than did the shrews (Table 1).
Today that business is one of the U.S.' fastest-growing retailers, Forever 21, known for its trendy, affordable fashions that often replicate styles of more expensive brands.
Even more disruptive, maybe, is that E.T.F.'s can often replicate mutual fund portfolios, actively or passively managed, at considerably less cost.
As Major and Gove have observed, privilege often replicates privilege.
The other nighttime effect that Pratt often replicates is firelight.
By Jeffrey Toobin Presidents reveal themselves, and often replicate themselves, in the Justices they nominate to the Supreme Court.
Temporary popular videos are replicated more often and the replicas are destroyed when the number of requests for the video decreases.
Taking into account that mutants in the close mutational neighborhood are also close in space in the full system (because replication is a local process), the picture that emerges is that the master sequence is able to outcompete neutral mutants by being replicated more often than anyone else by helpers, while being hindered less than every other unit of replication by stallers.
