Try to remember the last time you felt truly invigorated by something in your life and then replicate that moment to the best of your ability.
"We will prepare a model village considering all the factors like seismic zone and local requirement and then replicate that model in all the villages," he said.
Mr. Clinton is trying to figure out how he can best help the private sector help Harlem, then replicate that model in other urban centers and in needy areas like American Indian reservations.
Accordingly, your primary focus when seeking international funding should be to first succeed locally, and then replicate that success in a more developed market — whether that be in the United States, Mexico, Western Europe or anywhere else.
Each fragment is then replicated into clones that are uniquely identified.
In fact, the idea for the Samwers appears to be to use this fund to get involved in the kinds of businesses that they otherwise might not incubate at Rocket itself — or, if you are a cynic, to get ideas that it can then replicate at Rocket.
In 2006, the TCF7L2 gene [a key Wnt signalling transcription factor encoded within a previously mapped chromosomal region that was suggestively linked with type 2 diabetes (Reynisdottir et al., 2003)] was directly implicated in the disease, initially through strong association in an Icelandic population that was then replicated in two other populations of European ancestry (Grant et al., 2006).
However, the importance of recording the correct information is perhaps amplified with centralized systems: if an error is made in one place, that error is then replicated throughout the system, putting patients at risk.
Reproduction requires a mechanism by which genetic information can be stored and then replicated, so that the information, in the form of genes, can be passed on.
