Sentence examples for near replica from inspiring English sources
For the particularly antsy among them, though, a near replica of the park in Queens already exists at the team's spring training complex in Florida.
Instead it lands in Central Park, disgorging that giant metal Cyclops robot (a near replica of the one from the earlier movie) and poor Klaatu.
The fact this was, against absolutely incalculable odds, a near replica of his semi-final victory, made his gold doubly brilliant.
"The Fund" traces a near replica of the 2008 collapse of Lehman Brothers and Bear Stearns, complete with a Treasury secretary who badgers bank executives into carrying out "shotgun weddings for failing institutions".
(Its contours may look familiar: the Central Synagogue in New York, built a few years later, is a near replica). Despite periods of neglect and disrepair, this cavernous edifice has always survived in active use.
No wonder: this was a near replica of the dire beginning at Chelsea, when Pedro scored after 30 seconds and United ended on the wrong end of a 4-0 hammering.
Levin and Sims didnt just make near replicas of the commercial toys, they also used a measurement tool called an optical comparator to copy the toys dimensions to within 3 microns.
A requester of a data object can have access to the nearest replica when resolvers hold them in addition to name-records.
Different strategies like round robin, nearest replica, or heuristic based replica selection policies can be used to improve the performance.
The other strategies include the least busy replica policy, which promises a good response time with an overhead of maintaining the status information and the nearest replica policy, where the geographical distance between the requestor and the replica should be tracked and nearest replica should reply.
For the data source selection, it considers Nearest Replica Routing and Original Source-only Routing as the two fundamental policies and adopts the broadcast-based shortest path geo-forwarding as the forwarding mechanism.
