Definition of duplication in English:

duplication

noun djuːplɪˈkeɪʃnˌd(j)upləˈkeɪʃ(ə)n

mass noun

1The action or process of duplicating something.
复制；复印；复写
an attempt to avoid unnecessary duplication of effort
Example sentencesExamples
- It is possible that the primary physician might be able to address the problem or may even have already done so, so this action results in unnecessary duplication of effort.
- It is aimed at making the prosecution process more efficient and avoiding duplication.
- The result is inefficiency, the unnecessary duplication of services, extra pressure on overstretched surgeons and their teams and needless trauma for patients.
- The process of duplication ensures that at least one copy of your information is available in the event the primary copy is disrupted.
- Scale free networks can be explained through the simple process of duplication and preferential attachment.
- Mechanisms are clearly needed for sharing of data, archiving of all relevant findings whether positive or negative, and avoiding duplication of effort.
- Now, the idea there, as I understand it, is to avoid unnecessary duplication between submissions.
- In this manner the brain avoids duplication of function.
- All parties were permitted to be represented at the various phases in a manner designed to avoid unnecessary duplication.
- Coordination of clinical trials throughout Europe could greatly enhance the potential of new investment in this area and would avoid duplication of effort.
- Services are in the process of being centralised to avoid duplication of treatments and spreading staff too thinly across both Epsom and St Helier hospitals.
- That would simply lead to a proliferation of bodies, unnecessary duplication of costs and effort, and coordination problems.
- Good progress has been made in efforts to cut out duplication and also take off the names of those since found safe and well.
- The sequence of bases for genes of fundamental processes such as DNA duplication and respiration are almost the same in all cells.
- This avoids duplication, cuts cost and gives everyone greater clout against the increasingly competitive forces of the global food sector.
- In a tight financial climate, universities increasingly want to avoid duplication and inefficiencies to avoid excessive government intervention in their affairs.
- The processes used for mass duplication of early gramophone records were remarkably similar to those used throughout the era of analogue disc recording.
- Four nutritionists identified related concerns: the lack of a clear referral process and duplication of services.
- I know that the thought of extra spending and unnecessary duplication of phone number listings might grate on the minds of those tasked with making sure dollars are spent right.
- In some cases, the answer turned out to be a process of duplication and innovation.
Synonyms
copying, duplicating, replicating, replication
photocopying, xeroxing, photostatting, reprinting
1. 1.1Genetics count noun A DNA segment in a chromosome which is a copy of another segment.
  〔遗传〕（染色体中DNA的）重复段
  Example sentencesExamples
  In our experiments, we used three strains carrying chromosomal duplications with known endpoints.
  Why are there so many segmental duplications in the human genome?
  This homolog maps on chromosome 10L and is part of the most recent set of segmental duplications in the maize genome.
  Tandem and segmental duplications of resistance genes have frequently been observed in other plants.
  The screen that generated these new sc alleles also produced autosomal duplications.

Origin

Late Middle English (used in the mathematical sense 'multiplication by two'): from Old French, or from Latin duplicatio(n-), from duplicare 'to double' (see duplicate).

Definition of duplication in US English:

duplication

nounˌd(y)o͞opləˈkāSH(ə)nˌd(j)upləˈkeɪʃ(ə)n

1The action or process of duplicating something.
复制；复印；复写
an attempt to avoid unnecessary duplication of effort
Example sentencesExamples
- Now, the idea there, as I understand it, is to avoid unnecessary duplication between submissions.
- The sequence of bases for genes of fundamental processes such as DNA duplication and respiration are almost the same in all cells.
- The process of duplication ensures that at least one copy of your information is available in the event the primary copy is disrupted.
- The result is inefficiency, the unnecessary duplication of services, extra pressure on overstretched surgeons and their teams and needless trauma for patients.
- I know that the thought of extra spending and unnecessary duplication of phone number listings might grate on the minds of those tasked with making sure dollars are spent right.
- In a tight financial climate, universities increasingly want to avoid duplication and inefficiencies to avoid excessive government intervention in their affairs.
- That would simply lead to a proliferation of bodies, unnecessary duplication of costs and effort, and coordination problems.
- This avoids duplication, cuts cost and gives everyone greater clout against the increasingly competitive forces of the global food sector.
- Services are in the process of being centralised to avoid duplication of treatments and spreading staff too thinly across both Epsom and St Helier hospitals.
- Mechanisms are clearly needed for sharing of data, archiving of all relevant findings whether positive or negative, and avoiding duplication of effort.
- Good progress has been made in efforts to cut out duplication and also take off the names of those since found safe and well.
- In some cases, the answer turned out to be a process of duplication and innovation.
- Four nutritionists identified related concerns: the lack of a clear referral process and duplication of services.
- It is aimed at making the prosecution process more efficient and avoiding duplication.
- The processes used for mass duplication of early gramophone records were remarkably similar to those used throughout the era of analogue disc recording.
- It is possible that the primary physician might be able to address the problem or may even have already done so, so this action results in unnecessary duplication of effort.
- Coordination of clinical trials throughout Europe could greatly enhance the potential of new investment in this area and would avoid duplication of effort.
- In this manner the brain avoids duplication of function.
- All parties were permitted to be represented at the various phases in a manner designed to avoid unnecessary duplication.
- Scale free networks can be explained through the simple process of duplication and preferential attachment.
Synonyms
copying, duplicating, replicating, replication
1. 1.1 A copy.
2. 1.2Genetics A DNA segment in a chromosome which is a copy of another segment.
  〔遗传〕（染色体中DNA的）重复段
  Example sentencesExamples
  Why are there so many segmental duplications in the human genome?
  In our experiments, we used three strains carrying chromosomal duplications with known endpoints.
  This homolog maps on chromosome 10L and is part of the most recent set of segmental duplications in the maize genome.
  The screen that generated these new sc alleles also produced autosomal duplications.
  Tandem and segmental duplications of resistance genes have frequently been observed in other plants.

Origin

Late Middle English (used in the mathematical sense ‘multiplication by two’): from Old French, or from Latin duplicatio(n-), from duplicare ‘to double’ (see duplicate).

词汇	duplication
释义	Definition of duplication in English: duplication noun djuːplɪˈkeɪʃnˌd(j)upləˈkeɪʃ(ə)n mass noun 1The action or process of duplicating something. 复制；复印；复写 an attempt to avoid unnecessary duplication of effort Example sentencesExamples It is possible that the primary physician might be able to address the problem or may even have already done so, so this action results in unnecessary duplication of effort. It is aimed at making the prosecution process more efficient and avoiding duplication. The result is inefficiency, the unnecessary duplication of services, extra pressure on overstretched surgeons and their teams and needless trauma for patients. The process of duplication ensures that at least one copy of your information is available in the event the primary copy is disrupted. Scale free networks can be explained through the simple process of duplication and preferential attachment. Mechanisms are clearly needed for sharing of data, archiving of all relevant findings whether positive or negative, and avoiding duplication of effort. Now, the idea there, as I understand it, is to avoid unnecessary duplication between submissions. In this manner the brain avoids duplication of function. All parties were permitted to be represented at the various phases in a manner designed to avoid unnecessary duplication. Coordination of clinical trials throughout Europe could greatly enhance the potential of new investment in this area and would avoid duplication of effort. Services are in the process of being centralised to avoid duplication of treatments and spreading staff too thinly across both Epsom and St Helier hospitals. That would simply lead to a proliferation of bodies, unnecessary duplication of costs and effort, and coordination problems. Good progress has been made in efforts to cut out duplication and also take off the names of those since found safe and well. The sequence of bases for genes of fundamental processes such as DNA duplication and respiration are almost the same in all cells. This avoids duplication, cuts cost and gives everyone greater clout against the increasingly competitive forces of the global food sector. In a tight financial climate, universities increasingly want to avoid duplication and inefficiencies to avoid excessive government intervention in their affairs. The processes used for mass duplication of early gramophone records were remarkably similar to those used throughout the era of analogue disc recording. Four nutritionists identified related concerns: the lack of a clear referral process and duplication of services. I know that the thought of extra spending and unnecessary duplication of phone number listings might grate on the minds of those tasked with making sure dollars are spent right. In some cases, the answer turned out to be a process of duplication and innovation. Synonyms copying, duplicating, replicating, replication photocopying, xeroxing, photostatting, reprinting 1.1Genetics count noun A DNA segment in a chromosome which is a copy of another segment. 〔遗传〕（染色体中DNA的）重复段 Example sentencesExamples In our experiments, we used three strains carrying chromosomal duplications with known endpoints. Why are there so many segmental duplications in the human genome? This homolog maps on chromosome 10L and is part of the most recent set of segmental duplications in the maize genome. Tandem and segmental duplications of resistance genes have frequently been observed in other plants. The screen that generated these new sc alleles also produced autosomal duplications. Origin Late Middle English (used in the mathematical sense 'multiplication by two'): from Old French, or from Latin duplicatio(n-), from duplicare 'to double' (see duplicate). Definition of duplication in US English: duplication nounˌd(y)o͞opləˈkāSH(ə)nˌd(j)upləˈkeɪʃ(ə)n 1The action or process of duplicating something. 复制；复印；复写 an attempt to avoid unnecessary duplication of effort Example sentencesExamples Now, the idea there, as I understand it, is to avoid unnecessary duplication between submissions. The sequence of bases for genes of fundamental processes such as DNA duplication and respiration are almost the same in all cells. The process of duplication ensures that at least one copy of your information is available in the event the primary copy is disrupted. The result is inefficiency, the unnecessary duplication of services, extra pressure on overstretched surgeons and their teams and needless trauma for patients. I know that the thought of extra spending and unnecessary duplication of phone number listings might grate on the minds of those tasked with making sure dollars are spent right. In a tight financial climate, universities increasingly want to avoid duplication and inefficiencies to avoid excessive government intervention in their affairs. That would simply lead to a proliferation of bodies, unnecessary duplication of costs and effort, and coordination problems. This avoids duplication, cuts cost and gives everyone greater clout against the increasingly competitive forces of the global food sector. Services are in the process of being centralised to avoid duplication of treatments and spreading staff too thinly across both Epsom and St Helier hospitals. Mechanisms are clearly needed for sharing of data, archiving of all relevant findings whether positive or negative, and avoiding duplication of effort. Good progress has been made in efforts to cut out duplication and also take off the names of those since found safe and well. In some cases, the answer turned out to be a process of duplication and innovation. Four nutritionists identified related concerns: the lack of a clear referral process and duplication of services. It is aimed at making the prosecution process more efficient and avoiding duplication. The processes used for mass duplication of early gramophone records were remarkably similar to those used throughout the era of analogue disc recording. It is possible that the primary physician might be able to address the problem or may even have already done so, so this action results in unnecessary duplication of effort. Coordination of clinical trials throughout Europe could greatly enhance the potential of new investment in this area and would avoid duplication of effort. In this manner the brain avoids duplication of function. All parties were permitted to be represented at the various phases in a manner designed to avoid unnecessary duplication. Scale free networks can be explained through the simple process of duplication and preferential attachment. Synonyms copying, duplicating, replicating, replication 1.1 A copy. 1.2Genetics A DNA segment in a chromosome which is a copy of another segment. 〔遗传〕（染色体中DNA的）重复段 Example sentencesExamples Why are there so many segmental duplications in the human genome? In our experiments, we used three strains carrying chromosomal duplications with known endpoints. This homolog maps on chromosome 10L and is part of the most recent set of segmental duplications in the maize genome. The screen that generated these new sc alleles also produced autosomal duplications. Tandem and segmental duplications of resistance genes have frequently been observed in other plants. Origin Late Middle English (used in the mathematical sense ‘multiplication by two’): from Old French, or from Latin duplicatio(n-), from duplicare ‘to double’ (see duplicate).
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