Sentence examples for without duplicating from inspiring English sources

How are they differentiating watch apps from those on mobile without duplicating functionality?

And he hopes they can talk about how they "partner up" with countries, without duplicating each other.

Both simulate reality, he says, without duplicating it, which in the cartographic case would have to be a map the same size as the terrain it represents.

Using the chants as a basis for dancing, yet without duplicating their firm insistence choreographically, Mr. King devised mercurial sequences for 16 of the company's 20 members.

Every Humana employee interviewed, including Mr. McCallister, predicted that a public plan would place private insurers at an impossible disadvantage, without duplicating their efficiencies.

"Unless you can create some way of expanding into the second phase without duplicating effort, you potentially could end up spending even more money," he said.

Indeed, the evolutionary history of those orthologs that have duplicates would seem to include a period of accelerated evolution after gene duplication, whereas orthologs without duplicates are unlikely to have experienced such an acceleration.

In agreement with these results, Gardiner et al. (2008) found that the average ω estimates across genes were significantly higher in OGs with gene duplication than in OGs without duplicates in both the OR and the GR gene families.

Read mapping rate, duplication rate, and genome coverage without duplicate reads were determined and recorded for each sample (Additional file 1).

When two different groups came up with almost identical apps, one person joked, "No political hackathon would be complete without duplicate effort!" When a video-game demo failed to load, its creators received a particularly supportive round of applause.

There are many notable images without duplicate parts, including Ken Hubbard's "Lindenhurst," with its dramatic shadows and odd feeling of suspended animation, Antonia Pisciotta's two-color landscapes that focus on lovingly scrutinized rhythms and textures, and Jim Senetto's pair of untitled montages, in which building fragments and water details are disturbingly off-kilter and out of scale.