Sentence examples for reproduced only from inspiring English sources

This could, however, be reproduced only on fresh catalyst, while all further transients showed different but reproducible features using the same sample.

Of the twenty-one images reproduced, only five strike a lighter note," writes Russell Lord, the curator of photographs at NOMA.

The film assumed even higher explanatory powers after the Warren Commission, assigned by President Lyndon B. Johnson to investigate the assassination, reproduced only black-and-white images in its report and deleted certain frames.

Generally, a hybrid can be reproduced only through cuttings or tissue culture, with the cost of cultivars ranging from $2.50 for a mail-order seedling to $15 or more for a bushy adult plant at a garden center.

He said the fire could be reproduced only by impaling a battery with a steel rod, and even then the fire did not occur immediately; it took three weeks the first time and one week the second time.

In the course of a century we've gone from Dr. Albert C. Barnes, the cranky millionaire who would allow paintings from his exceptional collection to be reproduced only in black and white — he wanted viewers to understand that they weren't looking at the real thing — to Charles Saatchi, the British megacollector who, by his own account, spends several hours a day looking at art online.

Viruses can reproduce only within a host cell.

Acornworms reproduce only sexually, and the sexes are generally separate.

Virtually all rickettsiae can reproduce only within animal cells.

Females are able to reproduce only when their natural habitat provides enough food.

Some species, in which males are completely unknown, apparently reproduce only by parthenogenesis.