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.
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.
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.
This conclusion is expected to be applicable to any multi-celled organism, as DNA is not perfectly replicated in any organism, and thus each genome replication cycle induces mutations that are usually too infrequent to be detected (10-6 to 10-9 mutations/base/replication) [ 18].
Of course in nature so many variables are beyond the control of researchers that no study can ever be perfectly replicated, and in some cases, as with critically endangered species, replication may be infeasible and even unethical [ 12].
The transactions, though technically derivatives trades known as prepaid swaps, perfectly replicated loans.
The music of Andrew Sherman Debbie Doeses Dallas") perfectly replicated the aesthetic of a second-rate wedding band.
According to that suit, Citigroup used Delta to carry out $2.4 billion of financial "swaps" with Enron that "perfectly replicated loans and were, in fact, loans," but were not disclosed on Enron's books.
The regimented tribal structure that allowed the United States to build an indigenous counterinsurgency force by winning over the sheiks in western Iraq cannot be perfectly replicated in Afghanistan, a society whose social structures have been destroyed by decades of war.
The ideal translation would result in an English that perfectly replicated the original and at the same time read with as much natural vigor as though it had been born in English.
