Since Mrs. Aquino left office in 1992, the Philippines has had two electoral transfers of presidential power and two attempts at replicating "people power," including one that succeeded in removing a democratically elected president, Joseph Estrada, in 2001.
Perhaps there's no way to replicate the power of talking to another body – a body that stands as physical testimony to the events it lived through.
People who have conquered other forms, in which their work is not mediated by compromise-seeking overlords, are marching into movies ready to take on the role that replicates the power they've enjoyed in their previous or concurrent artistic lives.
Jafa has spoken of his desire to create a cinema that "replicates the power, beauty, and alienation of black music," and the length of his supercut was determined by Kanye West's song "Ultralight Beam," which plays behind the audiovisual patchwork like the beautiful backing of an intricate quilt.
The romantic objection to emphasizing it is that a class too focused on rules and order will only replicate the power structure; a more common view is that classroom management is essential but somewhat boring and certainly less interesting than creating lesson plans.
The intent is to replicate the power that Siasto has in the browser but with its own form and function unique to the mobile experience.
But replicating the power source of the sun and stars in this way is immensely difficult because of the very high temperatures involved—hundreds of millions of degrees.
Fusion energy seeks to replicate the power source of the sun and stars: heating atoms to enormous temperatures so that their nuclei slam together with enough force to overcome their mutual repulsion and fuse, releasing energy.
No Western equivalent has been able to replicate this power yet, although with Facebook now making north of $300 million a quarter on mobile app install ads and sponsored stories on the mobile news feed, the company is exploring new strategies like becoming a mobile games publisher.
Researchers in the UK turned on the most powerful supercomputer designed to mimic the human brain for the first time last week, marking a big step toward replicating the power of the brain with silicon.
Other laboratories should thereby be able to replicate the power delivery, even if they use a different device or probe configuration.
