That is not to say that the son became a duplicate of his father's personality.
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We flew a simulated mission within a grounded duplicate of the flyable F-35 cockpit, and the capabilities and improvements are quite clear -- you definitely don't want to encounter an F-35 from a previous-generation aircraft.
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Thus far, it doesn't seem that any previously written posts have been deleted, but simply pushed dramatically far down the timeline by a deluge of duplicate posts.
It turned out that the programmer who had built the link between the front-end sales system and the back-end inventory system had somehow managed to duplicate a line of code.
At least seven companies are expected to show 3D printers at CES 2013, demonstrating the potential benefits of the technology for a wide swath of industries and users. 3D printing uses an additive process to create an exact physical duplicate of a product based on a digital model.
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The company disclosed details about its customer base, such as an estimate that 4.8% of its monthly active users were likely a duplicate account at the end of the second quarter.
Most users already have a PC and a radio, so why duplicate the functions of those devices in a standalone unit?
In a process similar to printing a photograph, engineers beam high-powered light through a mask-like image of the chip, creating a duplicate on a silicon wafer.
In a process similar to printing a photograph, engineers beam high-powered light through a masklike image of the chip, thus creating a duplicate on a silicon wafer.
In the widely used cellular protocol known as code division multiple access, or CDMA, data are chopped up into dozens of small, duplicate data packets and blasted out over a range of frequencies.
For it required a considerable number of others to duplicate these 32 discoveries which Kelvin himself made.
Xerox built machines that scanned a printed page of type using a photographic lens, and then printed a duplicate.
In his latest paper Drexler and co-author Chris Phoenix of the Center for Responsible Nanotechnology (CRN) propose a manufacturing model in which nanomachines could duplicate themselves without the risk of runaway replication.
Because women have their sex genes written in duplicate, they always have a second chance of a correct version.
Most individual investors can't duplicate the breadth and depth of a large mutual fund's holdings, creating a huge market for mutual funds.
During a number of security breaches, hackers managed to duplicate items (mostly SOJ, for the reasons above) en masse.
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Moreover, investors can duplicate this kind of gambit without paying a control premium.
In the future, surgeons may be able to take an MRI of, say, a liver and duplicate the picture on computers to take a virtual walk through the organ to plan for surgery.
He suffered a key setback in recent years when several groups failed to find the right kinds of spherules or otherwise duplicate the results of his team's work and, worse, when a spherule sample from Younger Dryas rocks proved to be only 135 years old.
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The announcement was delayed after the FA received a number of what it described as "rogue" duplicate votes.
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But Web designers have found that pages with duplicate content, few words or pictures, and a lack of links to other quality sites are the most likely to be pulled in.
Germany wants the forthcoming EU constitution to include a mutual defence clause among member-states, which would duplicate that of Nato.
And I don't have to worry about whether I'm working with the latest version of a document, since I don't have duplicate copies residing on several computers.
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The Grammy producers would love to duplicate the success of American Idol, on which viewers have a hand in crowning the next pop superstar.
"The market doesn't believe a lot of these commodity and oil stocks will not be able to duplicate the same quarters they had in the past, " said Cleveland Rueckert, an analyst at Birinyi Associates.
Minutes into the meeting, a foreboding package from a client arrived at the door: a box stuffed with 17 kilos' worth of promotional material--duplicate copies of research reports, newsletters and brochures--sent by groups within Pricewaterhouse's 1, 500-strong worldwide promotion machine.
So it was a thrilling moment and we're hopeful that those celebrations duplicate themselves throughout the rest of today.
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"Before it divides, a cell has to grow large enough and duplicate all its machinery, " says University of Cincinnati cancer researcher George Thomas.
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