Sentence examples for replicate perfectly from inspiring English sources

Because in situations of no competition with the wild-type virus, the MAR mutants replicate perfectly well, it may be inferred that the natural variants, once they are selected in an improperly vaccinated HIV-positive person, may spread to other, properly vaccinated persons.

The essence of that style is well illustrated by an anonymous Ferrarese follower's drawing, "The Virgin Annunciate," which replicates perfectly Tura's nervous, attenuated line.

If a pulse of light can be replicated perfectly, then you could send one every millisecond but offset the camera's capture time by an even smaller fraction, like a handful of femtoseconds (a billion times shorter).

We haven't tried to replicate them perfectly – in fact, we came to believe that the building they depict was architecturally impossible – but what we have tried to do is to create an indoor playhouse that Shakespeare would have recognised.

It will be fairly difficult to replicate any design absolutely perfectly, which is great because it means you're forced to give your own creative input!

But digital technology can perfectly replicate only what is already digital.

No judicially ordered rerun of the election could perfectly replicate the conditions of this past Election Day.

It's not the game's fault that it can't perfectly replicate the infinite variety of New York.

Forty-one years on, childrens' space toys perfectly replicate the Apollo astronauts' space suits, moon buggy, command module and Saturn rocket.

"Although laboratory foam stability tests cannot replicate field conditions perfectly," Mr. Bartlit's letter said, "these data strongly suggest that the foam cement used at Macondo was unstable".

They are shaped like "oversized lima beans," Ms. Anthes writes, and are "designed to perfectly replicate the 'texture and firmness' of the genuine articles".