Sentence examples for which are replicated from inspiring English sources

Duels, which are replicated at similar festivals in Turkey and the wider region, last five minutes at most but can be violent.

But it makes me feel that the complexities of my kind of cultural Jewishness, which are replicated in so many Jews today, have their place here, not as nostalgia but as an edgy range of possibilities.

For example, a model object representing a network host may contain information instrumented from the host, such as network interface configuration, meta- information such as host ownership, and values such as the host's name which are replicated in various repositories.

This article gives answers and describes the fabrication of micro-structured hollow fiber membranes using micro-fabricated orifices or needles with characteristic patterns, which are replicated either in the shell surface or in the bore surface of the fiber.

A cursory check of four randomly selected sources listed in its bibliography turned up at least 11 examples of inadequate attribution all of which are replicated in the book version.

Cloud providers in this area typically base their processing power on large collections of commodity hardware, including conventional processors ("compute nodes") connected via Ethernet or inexpensive switches, which are arranged in clusters and which are replicated within as well as across data centers.

We believe this is a consequence of the loci being close to the ter region, which is replicated last, rather than a necessary requirement for their replication segregation.

Neil Lennon's team were flat, which was replicated by the attitude of those in the stands.

"We are breaking down facades," he said, explaining Challenger II, which was replicated elsewhere.

The change of scene hasn't affected the menu, much of which is replicated from the first Bouillabaisse.

But for its part, Greenpeace is calling the event, which was replicated at Apple stores in Toronto and San Francisco, a success.