Sentence examples for reproducing in a from inspiring English sources

When you use er or um, you are reproducing in a fictitious way the process of communication.

In McCall 1967, connexive implication is motivated by reproducing in a first-order language all valid moods of Aristotle's syllogistic (see the entry on Aristotle's logic).

Construct an explanation based on evidence that describes how genetic variations of traits in a population increase some individuals' probability of surviving and reproducing in a specific environment.

Temperate populations of Ae. albopictus are able to produce diapausing eggs, allowing the species to survive the winter period [15], and have adapted to reproducing in a wide range of containers manufactured by humans [1].

The results indicate that the observed mtDNA lineages were mostly of European ancestry, reproducing in a nutshell the expected haplogroup (hg) patterns of a typical Iberian dataset (including hgs H, T, J, and U).

Once established, the cells in the cell line will keep on reproducing in a flask as long as they are taken care of – in other words, as long as they are fed and refreshed, and have oxygen to breathe.

A rather harsh slap-down for Hector, who was only reproducing in an email what he heard assorted experts say on the BBC.

Florida wildlife officials speculate that escaped pythons have begun reproducing in an environment for which they are well-suited.

(The essay is reproduced in a Google Book here).

From her he received a sympathetic understanding probably never reproduced in a relationship with a man.

We never expected the same injustice to be reproduced in a new form.