Sentence examples for who replicated from inspiring English sources

Claude Bernard's experiments were both elegantly conceived and replicable, as demonstrated by de Romo and Borgstein who replicated them on the basis of his methodology in 1999 [ 7].

On Monday night at Webster Hall, she played all of her new album, surrounded by five musicians who replicated those arrangements with a folkier sound: accordion guitar, banjo and bouzouki instead of violins, violas, cellos and woodwinds.

In a new interview with Channel 4 presenter Krishnan Guru-Murthy, Williams is grilled about the recent arrests of Iranian fans who replicated his video Happy, his definition of The New Black, as well as reiterating comments he made in GQ regarding Hillary Clinton.

He doesn't pardon the Mullah Omars who replicated seventh-century conditions at the end of a weapon the prophet could scarcely have dreamed of, and he's rightfully devastating on the remnants of the hard-core Taliban, describing them as "bullies with a strangled and dangerous view of God and a stupid obsession with death".

The comedian Amy Sedaris, who replicated the book's saturated palette in her 2006 entertaining manual "I Like You" and on her retro-fab truTV show, "At Home With Amy Sedaris," also re-created a number of the book's recipes, including an alarmingly phallic "Candle Salad," featuring a banana inside a pineapple ring topped with maraschino-cherry flame.

If there are Brooklynites to be honored — such as Cake Man Raven, a Fort Greene confectioner who replicated Borough Hall in sponge cake and frosting for Markowitz's inauguration — Markowitz will be there, issuing a proclamation or a citation printed with gilded, archaic lettering.

In another category are artists who replicate ordinary things but with a slightly surrealistic twist.

Juxtaposing a film of the performance with live actors, who replicate the on-screen action, the production teeters between hypnotic and narcotic.

He never copied anything literally, and he couldn't bear to think of himself as one of those architects who replicate the past.

He'll play an acoustic set, following a performance by Orquestra Imperial, young Rio cats who replicate the 1940s gafieira big-band samba sound.

— Eric Asimov Slate: This kale craze has got to stop, writes Scott Jacobson, who replicates Morgan Spurlock's "Super Size Me" stunt in reverse — eating nothing but kale for six days.