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91 All domain controllers need to be able to replicate at least once during this period or they become worse than useless; they create an opportunity for USN rollback.

92 For most films, this would be achieved by using machine-controlled cameras, which can replicate the exact same movement for multiple takes.

93 Grace believes that if we could somehow replicate the extremely sensitive infrared sensors of the pit viper, it might be possible to detect very small temperature changes in parts of the human body.

94 In any case, it should be noted that epigraphy is an inexact science and that clever forgers have been able to replicate just about any style imaginable.

95 Normal human cells have a finite capacity to replicate and eventually enter a state of irreversible growth arrest. Immortalization may have a major impact in the future of medicine.

96 All they want to talk about is the next quarterly earnings statement or how to replicate some business model from the U. S.

97 More mainstream retailers found the checkout system difficult to replicate and, Ms. Miles said, worried that most shoppers were not quite ready for such a technological leap.

98 Conservationists hope to replicate the walking-wetlands concept throughout the flyway and around the world to help arrest declining shorebird populations.

99 A process by which chromosomes replicate without the division of the cell nucleus.

100 A process by which chromosomes replicate the division of the cell nucleus.

101 Varieties that did not replicate, or that did so inaccurately, would have become relatively less numerous.

102 However, you can now replicate the functionality of many popular macros with these new Macro Options.

103 Other AFS-type file systems are available, like the GPLed InterMezzo, but they do not replicate AFS command-line semantics or its architecture.

104 The idea behind the matching algorithms, Chris Coyne told me, is to replicate the experience you have off-line.

105 A disk subsystem that can capture a snapshot of your data in your primary data center and replicate it to your disaster data center.

106 Replicate when Notes ends: "Prompt to replicate when Notes shuts down" and "If outbox is not empty"

107 Samples from three independent groups of patients with neuroblastoma (a total of 720 patients) and 2128 control subjects were then genotyped to replicate significant associations.

108 Divergent results from replicate data entries may signify a program bug.

109 Provides automatic table generation on participants that do not already contain the table specified in the master replicate.

110 Adopting the riblet structure of sharkskin as a templet, two ways of micro-replication, replicated moulding and electroforming, were used to replicate the microstructure on the surface of a polymer.

111 In that sense anagrams replicate that experience because it's easier to solve them, or solve them more rapidly, lying down.

112 Provide automatic table generation on participants that do not already contain the table specified in the master replicate.

113 What's more, it seems that mucus could be trapping the virus, which is then expelled before it can replicate, says Thijs Kuiken of the Erasmus Medical Centre in the Netherlands.

114 A California redwood dwarfs members of the Archangel Ancient Tree Archive, who are working to replicate the biggest and best of the species, the tallest living things.

115 Syndicator objects are used as transport layers for the LWWCM engine to replicate data between servers.

116 I walk across the middle of the floor, trying to replicate the view of the doors,and then I seat myself near the coat room[sentencedict.com], so as to enter stage left.

117 His scientific results were published in the Himalayan Journal of Sciences and he is now in the Cordillera Blanca mountains in Peru where he will replicate Schneider's 1930 photos of glaciers.

118 "If I could replicate the ICE model from the old international petroleum exchange, I would do it tomorrow, today, or now," Arculli said.

119 The retail industry is eager to see if Wal-Mart, which has specialized in running stores three times the size of a U.S. football field, can replicate that success on a small scale.

120 Moreover, in order to enter a cell and replicate, a virus must bind to a receptor on its surface, and a plant virus would be highly unlikely to recognise a receptor on a human cell, says Garry.