Sentence examples for replicate characteristics from inspiring English sources

Because there is no single archetype of innovation, companies get into trouble by trying to replicate characteristics that are not “natural” to their own business.

Musical biopics tend to fall down when we see the actors trying to replicate the characteristics the star they are playing is famous for.

Ultimately, we need to understand the places where the American dream continues to thrive and figure out how to replicate their characteristics across the country, he added.

The possibility/need to correct the composition of concrete mixes with recycled aggregates was also investigated, by testing various contents of a superplasticizer, intending to replicate the characteristics of a reference concrete, i.e. a mix with an analogous composition but where all aggregates are natural.

A very valid point highlighted by them is that a well-written model for a particular circuit should be able to replicate its characteristics or be valid beyond its actual boundaries as well.

A test session was held on May 17 and 18 at the Paul Ricard circuit in France, with the track configured to replicate the characteristics of the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve for the final two days after it had been in the style of the Monaco for the first two.

iii)      Analyse what has been successful in regional office oversight to date and replicate those characteristics in all ROs Enhance Country Office level leadership Reliable response to emergencies will require reliable and quality leadership on humanitarian response, especially at CO level.

Finally, SVEngine simulates sequence data that replicates the characteristics of a sequencing library with mixed sizes of DNA insert molecules.

"Woman on White Wicker Rocker" is made from bronze with a white patina to replicate the characteristic features of a plaster figure with its very textural, expressionist surface.

The bank could also be considered a failure if it simply replicates the characteristics of the major development finance institutions, with rigid lending conditions and donor directed decision-making instead of being based on the needs of recipient governments.

Animal models of stress have differing effects on behavior and endocrine pathways; however, complete models replicating clinical characteristics of risk and resilience have not been rigorously studied.