Sentence examples for precise copying from inspiring English sources

Each individual produces a part (ss) of its progeny by random mating, the remainder (1- ss) being a result of precise copying (vegetative reproduction or apomixis) of the parental genotype.

This makes program-level imitation highly efficient: if the imitator is an infant, and the model much larger and stronger, precise copying would be likely to fail.

In the present context, I mean single-cellularity (hence, simple development) and relatively short DNA (prerequisite for the precise copying) of prokaryotes.

It is a precise copy of Hallstatt in Upper Austria.

The Barbie outfits, Mr. Dunleavy said, are precise copies of the originals.

She commissioned a carpenter to make precise copies of the family's own Georgian dining table and chairs and Steinway grand piano.

That claim is buttressed by a discovery made a decade ago, of the teen-aged Bach's precociously precise copies of organ pieces by Reincken and Buxtehude.

In short, George W.'s career was not a precise copy of his father's but rather -- until a sudden flowering in the last decade -- a poor-quality carbon.

You see it in store windows on the Rue St.-Honoré, where twin sets made for young mothers are laid out next to precise copies meant for their daughters.

In 1999 Ma Huateng used a precise copy of AOL's ICQ instant-messaging service to launch Tencent, but had to rename it QQ after AOL complained.The spoils have been substantial.

Her restaurant on the coast north of Barcelona, Sant Pau, has three Michelin stars; her restaurant in Tokyo, a precise copy of the original, has two; Moments, her restaurant in Barcelona, has one.