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Elemental mercury (Hg0) re-emission was replicated through the simulated scrubber.
The bedrock morphology was replicated through the activity of the listric Adventure Fault, characterized by a basal detachment at the base of the crust (34 km) and a vertical displacement of 2.5 km.
The bedrock morphology was replicated through the activity of the listric Aurora Trench Fault, characterized by a basal detachment at 34 km (considered the base of the crust according to available geophysical interpretations) and vertical displacements ranging between 700 and 300 m.
There was something authentic, even primordial, about the experience, a sense that this was something that could not be replicated through any virtual tour.
For him, urban stability is replicated through the transparency of wikis — every change ever made at Wikipedia (every discussion as well) is recorded.
If databases talk to each other, such errors will be replicated through the system.Tell me what you knowThe best way to deal with the increasing power that databases give the government is to balance it with commensurate power for citizens.
Some docks may require special features that can't be replicated through lightning, but the chances of that are slim.
It says the government's long-term investment in research has been "a crucial engine for innovation in our economy, and one that could not be replicated through other sources of funding".
In this manner, ancient styles have been replicated through the centuries to the present day.
By encouraging freedom and independence in project design and exposing students to a new and exciting field as it is developing, the iGEM competition provides a quality of education that clearly cannot be replicated through online teaching, but is critical in educating the next generation of scientists and engineers.
The former natural-selection explanations would involve populations of cultural items (say, arrowheads) that are replicated through production, use, maintenance and other human activities.
