Not genetic monogamy, meaning "I'll reproduce only with you, honey.
The only location of symptoms is localised specifically with one finger directly over the ACJ and nowhere else, and reproduced only with ACJ palpation by the examiner.
They are also extremely long-lived, probably living to over 100 years [ 16, 17], have a long generation time (sexual maturity at 14 years, mean generation interval 50 years) [ 18, 19], and a low reproductive output, with females reproducing only every four years on average [ 18].
Viruses can reproduce only within a host cell.
Virtually all rickettsiae can reproduce only within animal cells.
Currently, hardware simulators are able to reproduce only scenarios with isotropic scattering conditions.
In 2000, neurologist Juan Fueyo of the University of Texas M. D. Anderson Cancer Center in Houston engineered a virus, called Delta-24, to reproduce only in cells with defective retinoblastoma.
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.
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.
This feature can be reproduced only by a flux rope model with curved shape.
