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replication in Italian

replication in Italian is replicazione — replication means the process of copying or reproducing something so a fresh, identical version exists.

replication in Italian

replicazione
noun
(biology) The process of producing replicas of DNA or RNA molecules.

What does "replication" mean?

  1. noun The process of copying or reproducing something so a fresh, identical version exists.
    "The paper describes their methodology in enough detail to allow replication by other teams."
  2. noun In biology, the process by which DNA or RNA molecules make copies of themselves.
    "Errors during DNA replication can sometimes lead to mutations."
  3. noun In computing, the ongoing copying of data from one database or server to another so all systems stay in sync.
    "The company set up database replication across three data centers for reliability."
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replication in a sentence

  • The paper describes their methodology in enough detail to allow replication by other teams.
  • Errors during DNA replication can sometimes lead to mutations.
  • The company set up database replication across three data centers for reliability.

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What is "replication" in Italian?

"replication" in Italian is replicazione. replication means: The process of copying or reproducing something so a fresh, identical version exists.

How do you use "replication" in a sentence?

Example: "The paper describes their methodology in enough detail to allow replication by other teams." In Italian, "replication" is replicazione.

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