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Two weeks ago, the government shut down the internet in the anglophone regions of Cameroon, replicating a technique to stifle opposition that has been on the rise across the African continent.
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The following painting techniques were replicated: a fresco, with lime (Figure 12), caseinates (Ca-caseinate 3%, 5% and ammonium caseinate), linseed and nut oil, animal glue and eggs.
In the first module, students replicate a published experiment to master techniques, follow the basic elements of good experimental design, understand the difference between genotype and phenotype, and learn about TE structure.
3D aneurysms models implanted in cadaveric specimens may represent an untapped training method for replicating clip technique; for practicing certain approaches to aneurysms specific to a particular patient; and for improving neurosurgical research.
For instance, Robert Gober uses one of the oldest printing techniques, lithography, to replicate a page from The New York Times juxtaposing an advertisement for the bridal department at Saks Fifth Avenue with an article about the Vatican condoning discrimination against homosexuals.
These are, in particular, a reduced field of view to track the dust with optical techniques, the impossibility to replicate a LOVA from the upper port as well as any kind of LOCA.
"While you are away, my heart comes undone, slowly unravels in a ball of yarn" she sing-speaks, replicating the vocal technique used by Icelandic choir men for centuries before.
But replicating the original technique for wall plaster — boiling buffalo hides and feet to make glue, then mixing it with lime and rice straw — proved impractical.
In seeking profit-sharing, Yellowstone wants to avoid a repeat of what happened in the 1960's, when a microbe discovered in a hot spring at Yellowstone yielded a heat-resistant enzyme that is now instrumental in the polymerase chain reaction, a technique for replicating DNA that is widely used in science, medicine and fingerprinting.
This is the story of a sergeant from the Highlands, whom Hodgson deftly characterizes by replicating the sergeant's accent, a technique that Tolkien also used, though sparingly.
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