How to pronounce“replicating”in English

replicating what we already have.

are replicating without end.

just replicating one thing.

So replicating on the asset side is not creating value.

visits replicating a model that we had studied in other places and we were very

the replicating the EOS understanding the ecosystem and replicating it is is a

self-replicating probes- - A hundred percent.

Self-replicating nanobots, this is the gray goo fear.

Really replicating that.

self-replicating molecules and cells arise and then the self-replicating molecules invade

They were also replicating it.

Have you tried replicating that in other places?

research into self-replicating open- Source Manufacturing Systems and and uh

but we're not replicating exactly what they're doing.

So I love replicating that in robots.

it's like self-replicating, self-improving.

and just replicating themselves but combining them with others.

you're replicating an element but you still need the entire network to do anything right here what what's going on each

kinds of self-replicating systems with faster UDA Loops for one final time

get self-replicating yeah molecules and they are very close uh with a little

a self-replicating organism given how much time the universe has

uh they're replicating themselves through us okay i see that also and i don't think that's

somehow these self-replicating evolving molecules bacteria formed and evolved D

The Reproducibility Initiative has started replicating the most highly cited research in cell biology.

means it can bootstrap a a self-replicating robot so you could do that right now uh on this machine itself

stealing somebody's Soul or replicating a person in in their whole wholeness and

natural selection chooses among self-replicating entities those self-replicating entities have some kind of power over their probability of being

enormously large so the virus was just replicating away at a rapid clip and

Some of that is just doing replicating what we've done here.

I spend a lot of time replicating published results.

unlike spiders starfish are decentralized creatures replicating rapidly today thanks to the new structure more

so it could be a self-replicating molecule.

were to design a system like self-replicating molecules from scratch but that system has a lot of interesting resilience it has

it's pretty incredible that these self-replicating systems will basically arise from the dynamics and then they perpetuate themselves and become more complex

you could create a self-replicating system that uses a factory that's really dangerous you know nature's way of self-replicating is so amazing

accidentally if we just had a self-replicating single cell kind of creature that happened to not work well for the hydrocarbon

And so it became a much more complicated process of replicating something just as people know it.

And so "Star Wars" was definitely a challenge of replicating a visual text that people are going to be very, very protective of, right?

Isn't this sort of the logical of any self-replicating system and therefore perfectly natural?

And it seems very similar to the environment that you were replicating on this patrol.

He wanted to think about building a self-replicating robot, something which can use instructions, then duplicate them.

So, there's replicating what we've done and there is looking at other institutions that already exist, that already have infrastructure, that already have people, and say, "Can we,

next one and so it's very close to a machine replicating machine replicating

Maybe you could have an AI system or self-replicating technology that would still resemble life in many ways, but wouldn't actually involve the kind

And this really connects to the ideas of self-replicating probes, also called Von Neumann probes, which have been argued for a long time to be a real problem

And it's often framed in terms of self-replicating machines, so-called Von Neumann machines.

Maybe you could have an AI system or self-replicating technology that would still resemble life in many ways, but wouldn't actually involve the kind

This really connects to the ideas of self-replicating probes, also called von Neumann probes, which have been argued for a long time to be

Maybe you could have an AI system or self-replicating technology that would still resemble life in many ways, but wouldn't actually involve the kind of chemical systems