Sentence examples for which is replicated from inspiring English sources

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.

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

There's been a fair amount of content, some of which is replicated in game, some of which isn't, like the Old Soldier short with Saurfang, for example.

To avoid excessive processing, the DCP simulator tests (running in accelerated mode) were implemented in a time interval (of typically 15 s) between alert creation and change of the data structure, which is replicated in the alert server.

"NRE still hold a lot of data that is of use and value to everyone — they could really change the landscape by making their version of the truth, which is replicated on station boards and apps, universally accessible, liberally licensed and 'free at the point of use'.

Given these three experiments, Sánchez-Romero (2013) shows that the impact of demography on per capita income growth can be easily estimated by calculating the relative contribution of each demographic factor to the observed economic growth, which is replicated by our baseline model.

We need urgent action to address the housing crisis, which is replicating that in banking.

Kirschvink was human subject No. 1. No. 19 is Matsuda, on loan from Matani's lab, which is replicating the experiment in Tokyo with a similar setup.

Baby.com.br, which is replicating the Diapers.com model for Brazil, is another recent startup to have raised capital from local Silicon Valley investors like SV Angel, Felicis, Thrive and Chamath Palihapitiya.

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.