Sentence examples for replicated back from inspiring English sources

Four years later, Sega had leapfrogged it thanks to the popularity of the Genesis - the US name for the Mega Drive - though this was a feat the company never replicated back home in Japan.

"If that can be replicated back at Bloomfield Road on Saturday, that 12th man will surely get us over that line". Gilks, 31, saved a first-half penalty against the Latics before goals from Andy Keogh and Stephen Dobbie sealed a third win in 28 league games, and a first away from home since 2 November.

A survey of the volcano was conducted so that an accurate model and scale models of the columns and statues could be replicated back at Shepperton Studios, where all of the scenes involving the underground passageways of the City of the Dead were shot.

It's impossible to replicate back home.

As Choi and I browsed, it struck me that our online trip would be impossible for him to replicate back in Seoul, since North Korean Web sites are blocked in South Korea, and vice versa.

Under the livelihoods component of the project, the African Medical and Research Foundation, assisted by Farm-Africa, sponsored 18 farmers' groups in the sub-county to tour several farms and the research institute in Serere, a town in a sub-county further south of Katine, in the hope they would learn new skills and ideas on citrus growing, which they could replicate back home.

The alternative is to keep encrypting data separately from the storage system, but that just makes it a hassle to replicate, back up and move data around.

The overall structure of mzQuantML thus can consist of a complete trace back from final values — such as abundance values for each protein grouped across replicates, back to protein abundance values in each run, peptide abundance values (in each run) and regions of raw data (m/ z versus RT space) that have been quantified.

Media was replicated, downloaded, backed up and stored.

Several South African wine producers are now trying to replicate Mr. Back's success -- and his winemaking techniques -- but breaking into the American market is not easy for the comparatively small South African producers.

But the Tibetan participants in the exchange had no such doubts, and were dazzled by the structure and dynamism of our movements, being quick to replicate them back in Dharamsala.