Sentence examples for time to replicate from inspiring English sources

Maybe it's time to replicate the Pine Barrens planning process.

One word of advice: this isn't a time to replicate that spray-on skinny jean shape.

McCain won't have the time to replicate the intimacy of his New Hampshire operation in many other states.

I never found time to replicate Stanley Milgram's psychology experiment in the late 1970's in which he enlisted graduate students to ask subway riders to give up their seats.

At his request, a company called the Sports Turf Research Institute plants experimental grasses, subjecting them to tennis-style poundings for two weeks at a time to replicate the Wimbledon competition.

Takeuchi says it would take a lot of resources and time to replicate the GoCardless platform.

Safdie himself tried multiple times to replicate that modular housing in Manhattan but was denied on a site by Gracie Mansion and then on one by the Fulton Fish Market.

The advantage to such an arrangement would presumably be that it results in the shortest possible replication time, which would otherwise be limited by the time taken to replicate the longer of the two arms.

Time units in this case are the (unknown) amount of time taken to replicate one genome length.

Even so, during fast growth the time taken to replicate a chromosome, called the C period, often exceeds the generation time and thus becomes potentially limiting for cell growth.

Mr. Oesterle, a venture capitalist at the time, wanted to replicate a newsletter service he knew about in Indianapolis that helped residents find plumbers and roofers.