Sentence examples for reproduction now from inspiring English sources

Good news for euro-haters?Italy's parliament began voting on a controversial bill that would limit assisted reproduction, now unregulated there.

This is the principle that guides his most famous essay, "The Work of Art in the Age of Mechanical Reproduction," now a canonical text in art history, film studies, and related fields.

"The industry likes to say that you can make a perfect reproduction now using these techniques," said Mr. Street, surveying the replicas in progress on his desk, many of which still looked more like toys than art.

Several younger women revealed plans for controlling their reproduction now, while aspirations of parenthood lay in the future.

By contrast, SE functionality is history dependent (etiological) and invokes explanations based on natural selection that is, how that feature contributed to enhanced survival and reproduction now and/or in the past in other words: Why it is there.

Digital reproductions now hang in their place.

"We're not seeing reproductions now," he said.

Moreover, while cloning for human reproduction is now banned in Japan and in most of Europe, there are countries where assisted reproductive technology has become increasingly sophisticated and where no legislation forbids cloning.

Readers expecting to find Houellebecq's notorious use of sordid sexuality to express his pessimism with modern life were surprised to find instead a more mature, postsexual form of cynicism, which had, however, lost none of its humorous bite in its examination of whether in our consumerist world reproduction has now surpassed reality.

Their histories, the uploading, downloading, all that abuse and reproduction, are now part of their appeal, part of their aesthetic.

Whatever the reason, sexual reproduction is now fitter over the entire range of host mutation rates.