Sentence examples for perfectly reproducing from inspiring English sources

Our great modern exponent of the art, here found amusing himself at the expense of the ageing novelist's Journals 1982-1986 and perfectly reproducing his somewhat glacial tone ("I received a telephone call from a Professor Wildenstein at Princeton University. He wanted to give me a large amount of money. This is the sort of thing Americans do very well").

They have ignored ambition and fame and focused their passion into seemingly irrelevant minutiae like perfectly reproducing embroidery mistakes.

Similar staining of deposits was visible in AKU patients' cartilage [ Fig. 1A(C F ], perfectly reproducing the ex vivo situation, since CR birefringence of AKU cartilage model exactly overlapped the pigmented areas (Fig. 1C).

If a natural sound is perfectly reproduced in its appropriate environment, is it natural or unnatural?

Perhaps this is why Leonardo was willing to paint it twice – because in this cavernous landscape he hit on a topography that perfectly reproduced the effect he claimed you could get by staring at a wall.

The people we encounter in novels are ultimately mere recipes, too — so many eyes, so many bright teeth, so many repeated tics and characterizing mannerisms — and we accept that we cannot perfectly reproduce them, either.

It perfectly reproduces the timeless languor of the original, it matches it in provocation, and in Mercier's assumption of the most abject characteristics of the Faun and the Golden Slave from Schéhérazade (another Diaghilev sex-ballet), pitches reverberant questions about the dominant-submissive relationship of performer and audience.

One day after the completion of an arduous and exhilarating task he had made for one of the miniature orchards a basket of brilliantly lifelike red-and-green apples, each no larger than the pit of a cherry, and as a finishing touch he had placed on the stem of one apple a perfectly reproduced copper fly the maker of miniatures felt in himself a stirring of restlessness.

One day after the completion of an arduous and exhilarating task — he had made for one of the miniature orchards a basket of brilliantly lifelike red-and-green apples, each no larger than the pit of a cherry, and as a finishing touch he had placed on the stem of one apple a perfectly reproduced copper fly — the maker of miniatures felt in himself a stirring of restlessness.

The third row shows decrypted ECG signal which perfectly reproduced the original ECG at the receiver.

First, no experimental model of emphysema is able to perfectly reproduce all features of human emphysema.