Sentence examples for reproducing much from inspiring English sources

I won't bore you with the geeky technical details – what that really means is it's capable of reproducing much more colour gradation, leading to more realistic, faithful colours given the right source picture.

The larger species may also have been more sensitive to extinction due to intrinsic traits: in mammalian species there is a negative relationship between reproductive rate and body size, large mammals reproducing much more slowly than smaller ones, and thus are much more susceptible to overhunting than smaller ones [15].

Dr. Packer said none of the females reproduced much more or less than the others.

At one extreme, it could reproduce much of the European experience.

Later they were engraved on copper, a process that made it possible to reproduce much finer lines.

Functioning much like an extremely focused, one-dimensional version of the human brain, these complex computer algorithms develop strategies that emerge through so many repetitive mathematical calculations that few humans could reproduce, much less endure them.

This picture is reproduced much less often than those self- portraits that focus only on Kahlo's face; it shows her full length, with America on her left and Mexico on her right.

TELEVISION L.C.D. and plasma TVs may be capable of producing stunning images, but some manufacturers believe their standard pictures and features are not good enough for gaming, especially as sets become bigger and technologies like Blu-ray and HD-DVD discs are able to reproduce much higher picture quality.

After it was discovered that microorganisms have many different physical and physiological characteristics that are amenable to study, they became objects of great interest to geneticists because of their small size and the fact that they reproduce much more rapidly than larger organisms.

In contrast, the proposed method (I) could reproduce much better relit images even for near range.

Results of the simulation reproduce much of the evidence seen in the geological record, Sacek reports online ahead of print in Earth and Planetary Science Letters.