Sentence examples for reproduced just from inspiring English sources

The elegant, dark setting of this small exhibition space has also reproduced, just about grandeur nature, the facades of the book shops of Monnier (La Maison des Amis des Livres) and Beach (Shakespeare and Company).

Furthermore, when A Critique of Political Economy was replaced by Capital, Marx made no attempt to keep the 1859 Preface in print, and its content is reproduced just as a very much abridged footnote in Capital.

So if generations are non-overlapping, i.e. parents die as soon as they have reproduced, just one round of random mating is needed to bring about Hardy-Weinberg proportions in the whole population; if generations overlap, more than one round of random mating is needed.

It was not until December 1906 that Roosevelt was finally given coin-sized models of Saint-Gaudens's work by Hering, and Roosevelt wrote to the ailing sculptor, "I have instructed the Director of the Mint that these dies are to be reproduced just as quickly as possible and just as they are.

An example is the elephant, which may reproduce just once every five years.

But mice are prolific breeders and start reproducing just five weeks after birth.

A cottage industry has grown up with groups of circle-makers ready - for a price - to reproduce just about anything.

Last year researchers at one biotech firm, Amgen, found they could reproduce just six of 53 "landmark" studies in cancer research.

Some researchers have suggested that certain bacteria populations living deep below Earth's surface may grow at extremely slow rates, reproducing just once every several thousand years.

Citizens who pledge to reproduce just once are still rewarded with a Certificate of Honour for Single-Child Parents, and a lump sum at retirement.

By contrast, researchers working on organic solar cells aim to reproduce just the first, light-capturing step of photosynthesis using natural pigments, for example from wild berries or aubergine skin.