Sentence examples for problem of reproduction from inspiring English sources

The problem with the Queen's head is not a problem of reproduction: the lateral silhouette does get reproduced from time to time.

Individuals solve problems of reproduction by engaging in long-term and short-term mating.

The crosstalk cancellation problem is central to the problem of sound reproduction since an efficient crosstalk canceller gives one complete control over the sound field at a number of target positions.

The brain is an information-processing organ which contains (a large number of) psychological mechanisms that evolved because they solved a specific problem of survival or reproduction in a species' evolutionary history.

The problem of manufacture and reproduction of materials will be quite different … inspired by biological phenomena in which chemical forces are used in a repetitious fashion to produce all kinds of weird effects (one of which is the author) … Richard P. Feynman (1959)[2] It has long been appreciated that molecular motors and machines are central to almost every biological process.

'When printing was introduced in the 1300s, parchment reached its limits, partly because of expense and partly because of reproduction problems.' But Sophie Vandebroek, the vice-president of Xerox research and technology, concedes that people will always want the feel and smell of paper.

The maximum expected rotation observed in IE during the gait tests using the camera system was 19.7° and thus instability should not be a problem during reproduction of a straight walk or turn.

Control of reproduction and prevention of reproductive health problems are important reasons for women to use health services.

In the flesh, his best works, it turns out, thwart the problem of their own endless reproduction by being, well, irreproducible.

In the present paper, devoted to rather general problem of species and sexual reproduction, I cannot help seeing the problem in the general context of science and philosophy.

This could spell problems, as the seasonal timing of reproduction is often matched to the time of year when food supply increases, so that offspring receive food needed to survive.