Sentence examples for precisely reproduce from inspiring English sources
You can never, so runs the elegiac argument, precisely reproduce a line of poetry in another language.
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Allen's desire to create a machine that can, as he proudly tells investors, so precisely reproduce a carpenter's work that it will be impossible "afterwards to tell the original from the copy" makes a telling contrast with the stubbornly original John Clare, who can be reproduced by no one but himself.
In that case, an appellate court found that Activision's use of No Doubt's image was not transformative, partly because the band had posed for motion-capture photographs to help Activision precisely reproduce them, and partly because Activision's use of No Doubt was meant specifically to use the band's fame to market the game to its fans.
The caveat on the knotted design is that such a reactor is difficult to precisely reproduce manually.
"While they can't precisely reproduce the dream-like richness of Mantel's prose, they show that novels can sometimes be made into very good plays," echoed Billington.
Almost every scene is precisely reproduced by four actors who play a cast of dozens, hastily scrambling their accents, hats and props as required.
It is the interval that is most precisely reproduced by subjects in experiments; shorter intervals tend to be overestimated and longer ones underestimated.
A film that precisely reproduced the Greene tone — an old man's sin-sated weariness, blended with an anguish almost adolescent in its attraction to death — would be close to unwatchable.
The nonlinear simulation using the GCMT slip model also precisely reproduced the arrival time and amplitude of the second positive wave recorded inside Sendai Bay (amplitude = 1.65 m).
The early flame development that follows is of major importance for the history of the flame front propagation and should then be precisely reproduced.
