The review also said that "the sounds, whether footfalls, horses' hoofs, rumbling wheels or voices, are really remarkably recorded and reproduced," and noted that movie depictions of life in the Wild West were "aided immeasurably by the audibility of the screen".
And a classicist could look at one of my solos and reproduce it note-for-note, but it wouldn't sound the same.
A reader describes the effect of forgery on the Somali shilling: The 1,000 shillings note exchanged for roughly $0.13 when Gen. Muhammad Aideed employed a printing firm to reproduce the note in 1996.
He reproduces the note he made in his journal at the time.
For when Family at the Sea is reproduced, you will note, it does not revert to a photograph.
Note: Reproduced with permission from http://home.uchicago.edu/~tcovert/, this map shows the expected returns from using additional water and sand.
Some of the methods used by them to reproduce are noted below.
This biological noise could also hamper the ability to reproduce differences noted in the sequencing data set.
Only a favored, scholarly few can ever hope to hold a Bach manuscript in their hands, yet anyone with rudimentary ability to read music can buy a facsimile copy of, say, the Brandenburg Concertos (the score has been widely reproduced) and match it note by note to any performance.
A page of Ms. Anderson's notes, reproduced in the program, lists Arkansas, Mississippi, Louisiana and simply "the South" (her quotation marks, not ours) as possibilities.
