Results for replication translation from Dutch to English

replication manager
replication manager

file replication service
file replication service

hoe lang gebruikt u replication manager actief?
how long have you been actively using replication manager?

onder welk besturingssysteem voert u replication manager uit?
on which operating system do you run replication manager?

in welke mate bent u tevreden met uw replication manager-producten?
how satisfied are you with your replication manager products?

geef aan in welke mate u tevreden bent met replication manager-producten op:
please rate your satisfaction with replication manager products on:

software voor informatiebeheer networker, replication manager, diskxtender, replistor, autostart, avamar
information management software networker, replication manager, diskxtender, replistor, autostart, avamar

wanneer hebt u het meest recent uw replication manager-product(en) gekocht?
when did you most recently purchase your replication manager product(s)?

replication helpt prestaties vanwege de tegenstrijdige eisen, samen met de mogelijke verschillen van de behoeften van de gebruikers kunnen worden opgevangen.
replication helps performance because of the conflicting requirements along with the possible differences of user requirements can be catered for.

"meselson, stahl, and the replication of dna: a history of "the most beautiful experiment in biology"".
"meselson, stahl, and the replication of dna: a history of "the most beautiful experiment in biology"".

to achieve the latter two points, the spectrograph consists of 24 identical integral field units (ifus), hence reducing cost by replication.
* a wide file of view, allowing survey operation* efficient production to reduce cost, and efficient design to fit within the volume and mass constraints.

" after the 1958 meselson-stahl experiment confirmed the semiconservative replication of dna, it was clear to most biologists that nucleic acid sequence must somehow determine amino acid sequence in proteins; physicist george gamow proposed that a fixed genetic code connected proteins and dna.
" after the 1958 meselson–stahl experiment confirmed the semiconservative replication of dna, it was clear to most biologists that nucleic acid sequence must somehow determine amino acid sequence in proteins; physicist george gamow proposed that a fixed genetic code connected proteins and dna.