By 1999, he had turned the nickname into a trademark, sporting bandannas, earring and goatee beard, and sitting on a saddle with a skull and crossbones design, which was replicated on the t-shirts of his fans.
But it took off as a YouTube craze after a group of teenagers from Australia posted a video of their version of the dance which was replicated rapidly on the web, with up to 4,000 Harlem Shake video variations uploaded daily.
Ordinarily, a single UCMS regimen is sufficient to induce behavioural alterations, which was replicated here on the coat state.
Finally, an additional 2,061 unique sequences were generated from an SVM search of all human genes for a total of 3802 unique DNA sequences, each of which was replicated 4 times on the PBM for a total of 15,208 DNA spots.
The longer exposure resulted in increased annoyance in all noise conditions, but did not alter the differential effect of disruption on annoyance, which was replicated.
All files stored in HDFS are split into blocks which are replicated and distributed across different slave nodes on the cluster known as data nodes, with a master node, called the name node, maintaining metadata e.g. blocks comprising a file, where in the cluster these blocks are located and so on.
Neil Lennon's team were flat, which was replicated by the attitude of those in the stands.
The events include a "secession ball" in the former slave port of Charleston ("a joyous night of music, dancing, food and drink," says the invitation), which will be replicated on a smaller scale in other cities.
The Beauty of Books (available on iPlayer) has concentrated on those aspects of books which can't be replicated on ereaders.
Although not validated, the survey piloted a means of electronic delivery for web-based surveying, which could easily be replicated on a grander scale among more participants.
