Sentence examples for often replicates from inspiring English sources

As Major and Gove have observed, privilege often replicates privilege.

The other nighttime effect that Pratt often replicates is firelight.

The paradox of independent filmmaking is that it often replicates, on a low budget and a small scale, the commercial mainstream's production process and approach to acting.

Since the source and target training sentences are not spoken in exactly the same rate, DTW often replicates or omits feature vectors, artificially producing a match.

"Where it builds new connections, it often replicates old patterns of privileged access for some, and denial for others".

Worse, under a loose guise of historical accuracy, the show too often replicates contemporary misogyny and racism, and does so in ways wholly unnecessary to the plot.

By Jeffrey Toobin Presidents reveal themselves, and often replicate themselves, in the Justices they nominate to the Supreme Court.

Metrics help create the hierarchies that are embedded in all social networks, and that often replicate offline hierarchies.

To ensure fault tolerance, key components are often replicated so that the backup component can take over if needed.

An entire body of psychological theory maintains that our earliest relationships lay down patterns that are often replicated throughout life.

This error, all too often replicated within and outside the academy, does a disservice to your readers.