Sentence examples for replicating the process from inspiring English sources

At the moment, no one has any idea how easy it is for living organisms to come into existence, and no one has got close to replicating the process in a laboratory.

The show's premise is to examine each week how a couple of foodstuffs are made and then for Gates (who, impressively – if utterly irrelevantly – was the naked, blond boy on the cover of Led Zeppelin's Houses Of The Holy LP) to have a go at replicating the process using bits and pieces lying around in the Food Factory's suspiciously well-equipped barn.

Initially, Lanzetta says she tried replicating the process via a mobile app, but found the quality of the photos was poor and the resulting product didn't have the right feel.

However, any online test results (e.g. radiology and pathology) which are usually accessed electronically will be available to both doctors, replicating the process that would occur in a distance assessment.

As the week progresses, participants divide into small working groups (replicating the process of curriculum reform teams) to develop specific educational competencies and materials that trainees could then implement at their respective institutions.

But he believes that replicating the processes of the human brain, which is formed by the environment in which it exists, is a far distant prospect: "We dramatically underestimate the complexity of the natural world and the human mind, "he explains.

Google has made its "inceptionism" algorithm available to all, allowing coders around the world to replicate the process the company used to create mesmerising dreamscapes with its image processing neural-network.

Product designers at Levi's probably flog themselves over being unable to replicate the process.

But people trying to replicate the process are not always as successful as those in Silicon Valley.

They found they could replicate the process for several different fingers for several different volunteers taking very little time using common equipment.

The N.C.A.A. has run a mock selection committee in February in Indianapolis, inviting about two dozen journalists from around the country to replicate the process as closely as possible.