0 present participle of duplicate
1 to make an exact copy of something:
Parenthood is an experience nothing else can duplicate.
The documents had been duplicated.
Besides, by duplicating the capabilities across multiagents, the robot has the potential to increase the robustness and reliability of the automated solution through cooperation.
Note that in this case the evaluator process performs the optimal scheme, which is duplicating the evaluation.
For example, in some cases it may be more efficient to communicate less frequently with less volume of data by duplicating some computations.
Duplicating a syllable to match the number of syllables in the target did occur, but was infrequent.
This will also allow us to control (and avoid) the issues of duplicating and erasing free variables in the substitution process.
Again, continuations can be used to move static contexts across dynamic conditional expressions, duplicating them in the conditional branches.
These code-pointer/frame-pointer pairs need to be handled very carefully in a lazy system, because they cannot be duplicated without the risk of duplicating work.
In this way we avoid duplicating the entire target binds.
