Click here to view Spooky bells, a horrible synth and a guy who keeps saying "lights, action!": it's like your little brother found the "dubstep" SFX on his shitty keyboard then replicated it over several minutes.
"We're not like a McDonald's or Starbucks or a chain that gets a prototype and just replicates it over and over.
They took this individual motif, and they replicated it throughout this building, over and over and over again, offering 150 possibilities.
Currently, either you replicate it all over the place, or you do some brute-force broadcast search which ends up swamping the network.
"What really distinguishes work in the field of re-entry is not just having the right model, because if that were true we'd have replicated it all over the country," said Ann Jacobs, director of the Prisoner Reentry Institute at the John Jay College of Criminal Justice.
If Mr. Corzine could bottle the reaction in Livingston and replicate it 20 times over the next two months, then he would have reason to feel cautiously upbeat that residents will at least listen seriously to his ideas, and perhaps even support them.
There's a misty-eyed documentary about the great Liverpool team of the 1980s in which Souness talks about the joy of being a guy in your twenties, playing football for the best team in the world and how you think it'll last forever, how you can never quite replicate it once it's over.
PCR is an enzymatic process in which a specific region of DNA is replicated over and over again to yield many copies of a particular sequence.
I looked down at the refuse at my feet and saw the legend "Rat Chow" replicated over and over in neon-orange letters, and that should have been all the information I needed.
The discrimination is crucial to prevent the neighbors' keys from being replicated over and over again in the network.
