Lawrence M. Small, the Smithsonian's secretary, had recommended that the center be closed, arguing that it duplicates research that other institutions provide.
Although the mimic works more slowly than the natural enzyme--perhaps because the alcohol molecule is more free to move around--Stack and Wang found that it duplicates the enzyme's reaction steps.
Today, however, it sounds like Apple has made the decision to crack down on these: Sean Kovacs, the developer behind the popular app GV Mobile, has written on his blog that Apple is going to be removing his application, citing the fact that it "duplicates features that come with the iPhone".
In a more positive review, GameSpot's reviewer claimed that it "duplicates many of the same features found in the console versions", stating that the game's 3D graphics engine is "unrivaled by anything else currently available for the system".
Previous annotations of Tc01950 and Tc09363 have been removed from consideration (although Tc01950 remains in the unlocated contigs at NCBI, we believe that it duplicates NP_001164001).
If the sequence at the bottleneck folds into the target structure, then ⟨ c⟩ = 2, meaning that it duplicates on the average at each generation.
Washington had defended this requirement on the ground that it essentially duplicated, rather than conflicted with, federal requirements.
The lawyers representing the six named plaintiffs in the class-action lawsuit argued that a criminal background check by the F.B.I. that was added to the process in 2002 was the main reason for the backlog, and that it only duplicated other mandated background checks.
Until exchanger E split open, Tesoro had assumed that it and its duplicate, exchanger B, weren't subject to HTHA as long as they operated below the so-called Nelson curve for carbon steel — a set of temperature and pressure parameters developed by engineer George Nelson in 1949 and adopted by the oil industry's primary trade group, the American Petroleum Institute — API — in 1970.
