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    replication


    1. The abnormal replication of cells is


    2. All synthetic replication these days, but what mattered was the basic association


    3. A son, being a sexual replication of the father, of necessity tends to express more of the masculine traits that the father has offered than will a girl-child, but there are exceptions


    4. Make this divulgation in continuous process of replication


    5. One can further interpret replication of a binary pattern as the execution of a particular command (make a copy of this in you)


    6. As VCR progresses, the dynamics generated serve as templates for replication


    7. Sirhan is found guilty amid a replication of the kind of conspiracy theories that trailed his brother’s assassination, i


    8. memory is only a performance analogy to human memory, not a replication


    9. Serving the same function can be replication even if the means is different


    10. “Sounds to me, sir, as if the replication were a complete success—it truly is you

    11. That’s still only replication


    12. It is the most efficient way to discourage replication, by making the process too expensive to set up


    13. It is an exact replication of its earthly counterpart


    14. Janice was even more extreme in her reaction to the new replication of food and materials


    15. Replication is one of the major uses; that’s why we use this


    16. It seems as if the TCC sequence is acting as a genetic marker which is causing the next replication of the strand to be lengthened with more TTAGGG repeats


    17. About four or five days after the combination of egg and sperm trigger cell replication some of those divided cells have formed a protective sack around a group of about 30 inner cells


    18. It’s amazing to think the simple mixing and grouping of atoms that formed molecules as plain and abundant as water has led to the marvelously sophisticated process of precise replication found in animals as diverse as butterflies and whales


    19. Studies indicate that Lipoic Acid inhibits HIV replication by reducing the activity of reverse transcriptase (the


    20. At supplemental levels of intake lysine interferes with replication of herpes viruses

    21. as glutathione, prevent viral replication while reactive oxidants tend to stimulate the virus


    22. growth and replication, this ef ect (anti-angiogenesis) is associated with potentially stopping the spread of cancer


    23. These tissues have a greater than average need for Vitamin B6 due to the high replication rate of these cells


    24. Similarly, replication of results by other researchers is as applicable to magical science as to materialistic science: that’s how we learn it in the first place, and how experienced magicians train neophytes)


    25. asset or capability has not been structured for scalability or replication, the


    26. Higher scalability or replication occurs when products are


    27. is characterized by unregulated replication of cells creating tumours, with the possibility


    28. On the other hand, the amino acid, lysine, inhibits viral replication


    29. Zinc preparations have been shown to inhibit the replication of herpes simplex in the test tube


    30. Zinc interferes with viral replication in test tubes, may interfere with the ability of viruses to enter cells of the body, may help immune cells to fight a cold, and may relieve cold

    31. Vitamin C has been shown to inhibit HIV replication in test tubes


    32. replication is initiated at OH (Origin of heavy chain replication) using an


    33. region that carries the genetic signals needed for replication and transcription


    34. If we minimally did this, it would free in-class teachers to mentor the students in thinking and cooperating, not rote replication and competition


    35. replication, seroconversion of HBeAg, and decrease in hepatic


    36. Both tool-use and ritual contain the same elements of replication, and repetition… all narrowly controlled and defined


    37. All replication: replication was invented by the first humans who replicated icons of decapitated heads that anthropologists mistake as ‘beads’


    38. Obviously Self is not an identical replication of the Creator, as Self was created with a ‘physical’ body thus experiencing Time, but may be created in the image of the Creator as Spirit (non-atom spiritual energy) and thus experiences Timelessness as an expression and characteristic of the Spirit


    39. However, the painting of The Last Supper, has undergone massive restoration work since its creation and is unlikely to be an exact replication of the original work


    40. It was not like the kind of replication he usually practised

    41. Given an exact replication of any situation by any of your senses can trigger not only emotions but also the associations in your mind


    42. One study has found that the antioxidant inhibits the replication of influenza A and B viruses by changing the membrane of the virus cells


    43. what replication should be made by the son of a king?


    44. It is as if a replication has risen from the dead, a perfect mirror image, nothing within


    45. For example, database replication tasks can easily monopolize a WAN link for extended periods of time, delaying normal user activities


    46. Many applications that require periodic data replication, including directory services such as Active Directory, enable you to specify when these activities should take place


    47. Active Directory, for example, enables you to split your internetwork into units called sites and regulate the time and frequency of the replication that occurs between domain controllers at different sites


    48. Windows NT domains are replicated using a technique called single master replication, in which a single PDC with read-write capabilities replicates its data to one or more BDCs that are read-only


    49. In this method, replication traffic always travels in one direction, from the PDC to the BDCs


    50. Whichever change has the later time stamp is the one that becomes operative when the replication process is completed














































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    Synonyms for "replication"

    replication reproduction replica echo reverberation sound reflection comeback counter rejoinder retort return riposte

    "replication" definitions

    the act of making copies


    (genetics) the process whereby DNA makes a copy of itself before cell division


    a quick reply to a question or remark (especially a witty or critical one)


    (law) a pleading made by a plaintiff in reply to the defendant's plea or answer


    the repetition of a sound resulting from reflection of the sound waves


    copy that is not the original; something that has been copied


    the repetition of an experiment in order to test the validity of its conclusion