0 present participle of reproduce --
1 to produce a copy of something, or to be copied in a production process: --
2 When living things reproduce, they produce young plants, animals, etc.: --
In truth, it recycles, reproducing the circular rhythm of a feelgood culture of excess.
One form is made up of asexually reproducing female lice which live permanently underground.
These 28 insects were no longer reproducing and therefore were not contributing to the next generation and to measurements of fitness.
It assumes that the capacities and skills needed for reproducing certain kinds of art are widespread and relatively culturally invariant.
The parasite is capable of reproducing within its host frequently causing exceedingly long-enduring, low-grade internal infections.
Depending on the weighting term, the tuning either sharpened or broadened, reproducing the range of behaviors we observed.
Whether this is absolutely necessary (and whether the reader has any way of hearing or reproducing all these sounds) is debatable.
It is therefore not surprising that we see the young people in my data explicitly reproducing dominant discourses and relations of power.
