In terms of cost differentiation between duplicate funds, Fuhr said investors need to be careful in understanding that often annual costs are adjusted based on level of assets in the fund.
The Blackbirds came in trying to duplicate the success of fellow NEC member Robert Morris, which stunned defending national champion Kentucky 59-57 in the opening round of the NIT on Tuesday night.
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.
Most major Japanese banks store duplicate sets of data in computer centers 600 km apart in Osaka and Tokyo, in case a major quake hits one city.
Because women have their sex genes written in duplicate, they always have a second chance of a correct version.
Most users already have a PC and a radio, so why duplicate the functions of those devices in a standalone unit?
"We've been able to recreate one of the biggest thickets in the Florida Keys of staghorn coral, and that's something we can duplicate throughout the Keys and throughout the Caribbean, " Nedimyer said.
More work remains to address persistent causes of undercounting, such as poverty, mobility, language isolation, low levels of education, and general awareness of the survey, in addition to duplicate counts among the elderly and college students living away from home.
Jackets will be bought in duplicate, so that one can be permanently on the back of the chair.
Early days and the adage that a rising tide lifts all boats is one that will be bandied about, but it seems we have already passed the discover-and-duplicate phases of the growth curve and are firmly in rethink and modify when it comes to daily deals.
Its automated adjudication of possible duplicate claims culled 1.5 percent in the first pass, or 40, 000 claims a month that no one had to look at.
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PrettyPark also sends duplicate files of itself to the e-mail addresses listed in the user's Internet address book.
Even with this prize in hand, however, there was no possibility of training craftsmen to duplicate the practiced technique of generations.
"We believe the percentage of accounts that are duplicate or false is meaningfully lower in developed markets such as the United States or Australia and higher in developing markets such as Indonesia and Turkey, " the company said in the filing.
The Grammy producers would love to duplicate the success of American Idol, on which viewers have a hand in crowning the next pop superstar.
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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Of roughly 70, 000 names examined to date, approximately one in ten was a duplicate.
The MPs also question the adequacy of having "a monopoly supplier business model in police procurement" and note that the new official Taser supplier consists of "more or less identical personnel operating in the same premises with a near-duplicate website" as the former distributor.
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If viewed in this perspective, there is no means by which even the most idealized omniscient designer could duplicate the results of voluntary interchange.
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And while this level of performance would be hard to duplicate on any stage, can you imagine this same type of focus and determination on display in your office?
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.
"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.
His elitist aesthetics and patrician diction supported a populist ethos that celebrated excellence in carpentry and art-making alike, and hoped to play down the role of money in ruling everything, a shaky position to maintain at any time and maybe impossible to duplicate by anyone brave enough to emulate his example.
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But the big Euro news is in Amsterdam, where according to spokeswoman Juliane Muehling, Car2Go will duplicate the 300-car electric fleet by the end of 2011.
"When I hear people as respectable as Mitch McConnell, as Henry Hyde ... saying, 'Well, enough is enough, let's get on with the businesses of the people, ' it tells me that everybody has had a chance to do a little insight, a little review of that and said ... we do not want to replicate (or) duplicate that in any way for the future, " he said.
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