Sentence examples for reproduced time from inspiring English sources

Very small differences in oxide content can drastically affect the final colour of a glass; yet colours and tints were reproduced time and again with remarkable consistency.

In Subrahmanyam's words, "Wilks's work is an important one therefore, not only for its own sake, but for its having been regurgitated and reproduced time and again with minor variations".

Also note that the same scheme with modified steps 6 to 8 can be used to consistently reproduce time series of B r, as done by Olsen and Kuvshinov ([2004]).

It was competent to reproduce time courses of key signaling molecules measured for three different ligand concentration levels.

We answer this question in the affirmative by showing that our T-cell model reproduces time courses of concentration levels measured for three different ligand concentrations [ 12].

As an example, an ODE model derived from a Boolean model of T cell activation has been shown to be able to reproduce time courses in response to different ligand concentrations and to predict binding affinities of different ligands [ 18].

The Times has a separate arrangement with another defendant in the case, University Microfilms International, which reproduces Times material in other electronic formats that also result in the display of individual articles.

The problem with the Queen's head is not a problem of reproduction: the lateral silhouette does get reproduced from time to time.

Whitehead set his world mark of 24.10sec in Tuesday's semi-final and reproduced the time in the final to confirm himself as a three-times world champion.

Claxton's immensely successful portfolio was reproduced in Time, Life, Vogue, Paris Match and Interview, and in more than a dozen large-format art books.

Thus a stable well-ordered society is one whose institutions are reproduced over time by informed, morally motivated citizens.