reproduceable造句

• Nothing in this image indicates a non-reproduceable event.
• The image may not be reproduceable, as you say, but it is certainly replaceable.
• The " what you actually did " can be very important-in order for a bug to be fixed, it must be reproduceable.
• :: Sorry, thanks for the responses but I really did mean what I say : something reproduceable that science ignores on the grounds of its impossibility.
• I am aware that there are many publicity images of Morningwood available, but since Wikipedia aims to be reproduceable even for profit and even in nations where generous United States " fair use " provisions in copyright law are inapplicable, we cannot use an image that is not released under a so-called " free license ".
• You could clap your nude arms and have a perfect gold sphere with a diameter the size of your head fall out from your hands every time you did that, as many times as you did that, after you went nude through a metal detector into a room surrounded by a thousand scientists, and stood on a scale brought by them, to show you're not even carrying any extra weight, and clap and have gold spheres fall out as many times as you wanted, and they wouldn't pay out : as soon as you've proved that this effect is part of the universe in a rigorous, reproduceable, scientific way, they will say " well, damn is that unexplained, but now that we have so much evidence, it's not paranormal anymore.