The virus inserts itself into a skin cell's DNA (chemical carrying hereditary information) and uses the cell to replicate (
reproduce).
Invasion of the body snatchers: billions of microscopic critters have taken over your skin, hair, and gut. Here are five that might make you scream ... If only you could see them
Crichton has moved from the ghastly gigantic predators of Jurassic Park to even more frightening predators--sub-micro nanobeasties who
reproduce, menace, and evolve with stunning rapidity Wilson capably narrates the harrowing scientific tale in a careful, sane, reasonable tone that leaves the listener in excruciating suspense.
Prey. (Audiobooks: Fiction)
As mistletoe grows and
reproduces, the shoots, flowers, and berries provide food for a variety of creatures.
From bad to benefactor. (Clippings)
Expert readers can easily
reproduce the 16 letters, not because the letters are individually remembered, but because they are reconstructed from previous knowledge of written English.
Not so grand a strategy: A National at Risk emphasized the importance of learning so-called "higher-order skills" in the early grades. But even chess grand masters need to learn the basics first. (Feature)
The NIST research spray combustion facility, where the synthetic soots will be created, does not emulate real-world conditions of industrial reactors such as furnaces or gas turbines; such systems are far too complex to
reproduce in the lab.
Seeing through soot. (Innovations)
Currently approved anti-HIV drugs all work by blocking the ability of HIV to
reproduce, but IBTs work in vastly different ways.
Will immune-based therapies ever be approved? (Immune-Based Therapy)
Cohen, in "Cloning Hearing Moves Congress toward a Ban," (HCR, May-June 2001) states that "the Supreme Court has never recognized an affirmative right to
reproduce by anyone by any means ..." This is not correct.
Cloning and a right to procreate. (letters)
We thanks Alicia Produce for permission to
reproduces images from Julio Medem's Lovers of the Arctic Circle; Las Producciones del Escorpion for permission to
reproduce images from Alejandro Amenabar's Tesis; Alta Films for permission to
reproduce images from Iciar Bollain's Flowers From Another World; Lola Films for permission to
reproduce images from Alex de Ia Iglesia's Dying of Laughter; El Deseo S.A.
Editor's note
For almost a year, the young choreographer Sergei Vikharev studied these materials closely in order to
reproduce the dance sequences and the pantomime, the arcane language of gestures and facial expressions.
KIROV BALLET
(See "Electronic Storage Requirements," page 94, for more details.) During an IRS examination, the taxpayer must be able to retrieve and
reproduce electronically stored and machine-sensible books and records (including hard copies, if requested).
Shifting the burden of proof
Grieving parents might want to
reproduce a terminally ill child, suggested one; others want to give infertile couples the option to clone themselves.
Hello, Dolly
You get the impression that these virile Englishmen do not require women to
reproduce. They just come out to Jamaica, scratch out a nest and lay eggs that hatch out into "pink" Jamaicans.
The Rooster's Egg: On the Persistence of Prejudice
Single-cell organisms
reproduce by simply dividing into halves, each half becoming a distinct individual capable of further subdivision.
How shall I think about death?
Thus, faculty authors were free to reuse their works later as book chapters, to update articles for republication, to
reproduce them for distribution to the faculty member's own classes, and to make copies available to their colleagues upon request.
Scholarly publication and copyright in networked electronic publishing
When published, the photographs elicited requests companywide to
reproduce the photos for a variety of other purposes -- from newsletters to corporate brochures.
Who owns that free-lance assignment? You may be surprised!