verb
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ ADVERB
below
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The sequence which emerged is reproduced below .
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I showed him the diagram which I reproduce below .
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The table visualizing the essentials of the contrast between the modal and main verb uses is reproduced below .
here
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We reproduce here Joseph Kosuth's reply, reversed out, in Kosuth's own style.
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Most of the 54 stories reproduced here , even the previously published ones, were, for all practical purposes, lost.
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This contract, which is reproduced here , is a typical example of a standard form contract found in the haulage industry.
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The model we set out earlier in Chapter 6 is reproduced here in Figure 16.
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The article by Hilary Land reproduced here indicates that some changes in the social security system are now taking place.
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Instead she has her own Ice Magic spell deck which is reproduced here .
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These are reproduced here by permission of the Linnean Society of London. 5.
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The photo reproduced here shows how perfectly the painting was aged by the artist.
■ NOUN
ability
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Such a differentiation could be as fundamental as life's ability to reproduce .
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Experiments have demonstrated the ability to reproduce classical conditioning phenomena and robot control simulations.
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We are all well acquainted with that other property of living things - their ability to reproduce themselves.
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Medical science takes much credit for this, with its stunning ability to reproduce images of internal functions and space through X-rays.
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Most of these errors would have been fatal to the survival of the organism or its ability to reproduce .
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The key of life is its ability to reproduce slightly out of kilter rather than with exactitude.
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This reduces their ability to reproduce .
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The ability to reproduce is what makes living things different from rocks.
appendix
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Twenty papers are reproduced and an appendix lists the contents of Margaret's library.
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This is reproduced in full in Appendix D, p. 105, post, and should be carefully studied.
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It is reproduced in Appendix 8 for information.
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The results of the study are reproduced as Appendix B to this report.
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The full text of the incident, including a short editorial, is reproduced in full in the appendix to this article.
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We reproduce in the appendix one that our new church planting team are currently using.
figure
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A diagrammatic simplification is reproduced as Figure 1.
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Recall Figure 16.10: it is reproduced as Figure 18.2.
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The result of their efforts is reproduced in Figure 9.1, and Table 9.1 shows the sources of these estimates.
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The model we set out earlier in Chapter 6 is reproduced here in Figure 16.
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A chart of the distribution is reproduced as Figure 8.
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These have been analysed by one of the authors, and the results are reproduced in Figure 1.
form
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The Howard and Sheth model is reproduced in a simplified form in figure 12.1.
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Continuous tones can not be reproduced in that form for printing but must be screened to translate the image into dots.
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A letter, handwritten in purple ink with many curlicues, may have its text reproduced in printed form .
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On cosmology he generally followed Tycho Brahe, whose scheme he reproduced in diagrammatic form .
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He should be able to reproduce that Haydock form but you never know with horses, do you.
image
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But techniques of reproducing graphic images - illustrations - were very slow to develop.
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Medical science takes much credit for this, with its stunning ability to reproduce images of internal functions and space through X-rays.
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Exponentially reproducing pornographic images are populating cyberspace.
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Lancret may have seen Blaise in action and reproduced his image retrospectively.
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A pixel addressable printer can obviously reproduce a bit mapped image , and page description formats have developed to allow this.
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Reverse out to reproduce as a white image out of a solid background.
organism
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Consider a simple model of an organism that reproduces at just two ages.
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When the population size reaches a peak, few organisms succeed in reproducing .
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They can not bear the idea that living organisms can reproduce themselves on their own, at no cost.
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It just happens that mutations that construct organisms which reproduce more efficiently are conserved over time.
pattern
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The figures for wastage rates between levels of education reproduce much the same patterns between different regions and between the sexes.
permission
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These are reproduced here by permission of the Linnean Society of London. 5.
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They may not be reproduced or retransmitted without permission .
photograph
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The Boston text reproduces old photographs of founding members.
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In 1856 the Bissons were reproducing and exhibiting photographs of contemporary works of art.
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In 1843 he set up the first printing workshop to reproduce photographs for sale.
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Temples of Convenience is richly illustrated, with sumptuously reproduced photographs of historical toilets.
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Lynne Groucutt can reproduce garden scenes from photographs - a lasting memento for friends or family.
sound
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A radio doesn't use a resonant cavity because its speaker must reproduce sounds over a wide range of frequencies.
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A subwoofer, to reproduce strong bass sounds , is in a floor-level compartment of the cabinet.
work
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It is conceivable that they could even be denied permission to reproduce their own work .
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It gives you the exclusive right to reproduce your work .
■ VERB
attempt
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It is not usually necessary to attempt to reproduce the conditions of a particular market.
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Plastic Moguls For over 15 years, artificial slope designers have attempted to reproduce that unique phenomenon of skiing, the mogul.
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Whilst matrix isolation attempts to reproduce this situation, the target molecules are in intimate contact with the matrix material.
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The brain should never be given contradictory clues when we attempt to reproduce any of the senses.
live
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The virus lives and reproduces within the bloodstream.
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They can not bear the idea that living organisms can reproduce themselves on their own, at no cost.
survive
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These drives may have their foundation in the overriding needs to survive and to reproduce .
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So they may survive longer, and reproduce more than those without the improved sight.
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As with any plant, the aim of the yew is to survive and reproduce .
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The organisms with these errors would be more likely to survive and reproduce .
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Poor farmers value an animal not by growth rate or milk yield, but by its ability to survive and reproduce .
try
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I don't try to reproduce the place, but the light of the place.
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The infant tries to reproduce events that interest him or her.
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Gamble challenged the ad after it tried 85 times to reproduce the results.
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He would memorize them, then try to reproduce them, but without success.
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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Jellyfish reproduce by releasing eggs and sperm into the sea.
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Letters and rare maps are handsomely reproduced in the book.
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People have a natural instinct to both reproduce and to care for their young.
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Scientists were unable to reproduce the results claimed on the television program.
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We'll need to ask the New Yorker for permission to reproduce the cartoon.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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And, as a result of that, it is likely to reproduce faster.
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Even a single writer is seldom able to reproduce exactly the same writing.
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How easy would it be to reproduce this approach elsewhere?
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Khomeinis denunciation was widely reproduced and popular.
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Offwidth is proud to reproduce it here, as a model for future historians of our sport.
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Some diagrams are poorly reproduced and tables printed vertically.
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The method of reproducing the copies is hasty and inaccurate, so defects accumulate especially fast there.
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With no chance of old age, evolution favoured those that reproduced as soon as they could.