Sentence examples for such reproduction from inspiring English sources

A licence fee for such reproduction is usually negotiated, the licence being for agreed purposes which may include commercial, non-editorial purposes, and contributors normally receive a share of net receipts.

Any such reproduction would have been doomed to failure, so instead the Botanical Garden has created an exhibition of allusions and images, a three-part homage to the impact of the Alhambra and its gardens.

Gay couples often leave the baby's genetic fatherhood up to chance by mixing their sperm, though some combine an egg from one man's sister and the other man's sperm for a baby genetically related to both men.But what is involved in such reproduction is often illegal or tricky to get hold of.

Such reproduction through development occurs within a larger life-cycle of the organism, which includes its senescence and death.

Such reproduction usually takes two paths: one is achieving direct copies through reproduction and the other one is indirectly by helping relatives, people with similar genes, to achieve the transfer and reproduction of genes (Hamilton 1964).

"The circulation by any means whatsoever and whatever the medium, the reproduction of the circumstances of a crime or offense, where such reproduction seriously undermines the dignity of a victim and it is carried out without the agreement of the latter, is punishable by 15 000 euros [Note: roughly $17,000] fine".

I humbly acknowledge my undoubted thickness, but I still suspect that the apparent persuasiveness of any such results could reflect the prior processing (aspect ratios, camera angle, printing and layout options) that inevitably, and variably, enter into all such reproductions.

Bioinformatics analysis has revealed these DE genes were involved in important biological processes such as reproduction and the DE genes were then in silico mapped to quantitative trait loci (QTL) regions related to reproduction traits.

Such asexual reproduction is based on the ability of plants to regenerate tissues and parts.

Northwood's Portland Vase was the first such successful reproduction in the original medium, and his accomplishment was celebrated by glassmakers throughout the world.

As such, vegetative reproduction is regularly available as a second option.