Sentence examples for proposed to replicate from inspiring English sources

I asked Mr. Lefkowitz how he proposed to replicate the Vegas.com experience for Row 44, for airline destinations around the world.

In the 1980s, however, "the fortress of human uniqueness came under attack" with the findings of Jane Goodall and others who worked with primates, and Dr. Pepperberg proposed to "replicate the linguistic and cognitive skills that had been previously achieved with chimps in a gray parrot, an animal with a brain the size of a shelled walnut, but one that could talk".

Various routes have been proposed to replicate the ordering of AAO where the final replicated nanostructures consist of highly ordered glassy antidots, nanowire, etc.

Therefore, double-bundle reconstructions have been proposed to replicate the anatomy of the native ACL, with literature showing no definitive clinical superiority over single-bundle techniques [17, 18].

Helitrons are DNA transposable elements that are proposed to replicate via a rolling circle mechanism.

This mechanism is similar to the template-directed, non-enzymatic ligation and amplification of oligonucleotides [ 3, 18- 23] proposed to replicate an existing catalytic RNA molecule.

propose to replicate practices that have proven effective with adults, or propose to collaborate with adult education providers.

Stanford proposes to replicate the role it has played in the growth of Silicon Valley, as an incubator of high-tech talent, innovation and business.

In awarding grants for the program under subsection (d), the Secretary shall give priority to applications submitted by eligible institutions that propose to replicate policies and practices that have proven effective in increasing persistence and degree completion by low-income students or students in need of developmental education.

Even Tesla's Elon Musk is not proposing to replicate the entire road network with bespoke tunnels that can carry a single type of vehicle.

More controversially, the plan proposes to replicate the controversial EU-Turkey deal signed last month -- where Europe returns refugees to Turkey in exchange for money -- with war-torn Libya problematically cast in Ankara's role.