Sentence examples similar to replicated functionality from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, status updates shared on ICQ can now be pushed to a wide variety of networks, in essence replicating functionality we know from Ping.fm (recently acquired by Seesmic) and HelloTxT.

Apple has recently taken action against apps that violate clause 2.25 of its App Review Guidelines according to PocketGamer, a rule that says no app should replicate functionality of the App Store in order to promote or offer for purchase apps other than your own.

They say that no modern application has yet replicated its functionality.

Rather than requiring users to add more gear to their kit, they would release an application which more or less replicated the functionality of the REDFLY on any Windows computer.

Since no phenotypes were observed from overexpression in a WT background, it was essential to determine whether the transgenes faithfully replicated Vps35 functionality.

Today's announcement from Apple seems like good news across the board; while the abstract restrictions on apps (like replicating functionality) have been tightened up a bit, the origin of the app is no longer inspected and, as Adobe points out gleefully, this means that apps developed in Flash are now A-OK.

It is hitching a ride on time-proven natural processes to reap the benefits of their tough-to-replicate functionality.

"We started asking: 'Why are we trying to replicate the functionality of a hand?' when we could really do anything.

In order to find a ubiquitous use case, OEMs have attempted to replicate smartphone functionality into smartwatches.

The model presented here replicates the functionality of these neurons in their hardware and software counterparts.

The services replicate the functionality of traditional communications systems, such as landline telephones, but aren't not regulated in the same way and so are not affording similar protections.