Sentence examples for properly copied from inspiring English sources
Sperber, Claidière, Atran, Boyer and colleagues, instead, argue that in the vast majority of cases cultural traits are neither properly copied or selected, but reconstructed each time an instance of transmission happens.
I just have never had a phone high-tech enough to zoom on models' nails and properly check them out at any fashion show I've been to, to properly copy them after.
Alternatively, only a properly copy-edited and formatted version will be published as "Early View" after the proofs have been corrected.
Cultural transmission (e.g. social learning) allows for the spread of a new behaviour/strategy at lower cost, assuming the learned behaviour is adaptive and the learner is in fact properly copying the tutor (Galef 1988, 2003).
Tools to ease the burden of reproducibility are important so computer science does not fall into the trap of "cargo cult" science: particularly publishing discussions of algorithms that look like algorithms but which do not work properly when they are copied from the paper.
And, as Ms. Geiger discovered, the system often does not properly format essays that are copied and pasted from another program, like Microsoft Word.
The treatment involved injecting a harmless virus carrying a properly functioning copy of the CHM gene directly into the retina's light-sensitive cells in six patients.
If paste is greyed over, you didn't copy it properly, so try it again.
"NHS Direct was a clinically-led national service copied across the world, and we believe that NHS patients deserve these standards of care from properly-trained nursing staff".
Koei is recommending ADSL for the widget to work properly and warns: "Don't copy and paste the tag on your blog on pain of death!".
