Definition of replicable
: capable of replication
- replicable experimental results
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But an acceptance of these new products has the potential to transform the diamond market, because lab-grown diamonds are endlessly replicable.
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Whether this formula is replicable for the Cavs remains to be seen, particularly for a team used to doing its best work from the outside.
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Is that because there are so few replicable paths to success?
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But how much of that remarkable 2016 movement is replicable in 2020, particularly with the demographic changes remaking the United States?
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Machine learning is already taking over the rote, replicable tasks of the legal industry — a trend that tech experts and entreprenuers, including one start-up in Miami, expect will only expand.
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That’s not a replicable pattern: A handful of the party’s most vulnerable candidates might be able to promise not to support her speakership, but Democrats control the chamber without candidates in 218 districts who will vote for Pelosi.
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But there’s another explanation, laid out here by Vox’s Jane Coaston: The problem for Republicans is that the Trump approach isn’t a replicable model for success.
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Some things, like the crowds and rhythms of a tournament round, are not easily replicable.
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First Known Use of replicable
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