Examples of using Exact copy in English and their translations into Hungarian
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The one we're interested in is its ability to make a clone or exact copy of a startup drive.
Next to the synagogue there is a tomb, an exact copy of Mother Rachel's Tomb,
8.1- software for a personal computer, the functionality of which is able to recreate in electronic form an exact copy of the printed sheet.
If desired, you can make an exact copy of the clothes of Pinocchio
Linda thought that it would be great to create a miniature but exact copy of this beautiful dog with a bright appearance.
Of course, the exact copy of the Egyptian pyramids was not built here, which is for the better.
that are pulling apart the DNA strand and making an exact copy.
The backed up data can be either compressed(using standard zip compression) or an exact copy of the original files.
Kutools for Excel Exact Copy utility can help you easily copy multiple formulas exactly without changing cell references in Excel,
It helps to quickly access the necessary information or to create an exact copy of the previous disk.
the customer will receive an exact copy of the legendary weapon.
Adult DNA cloning(a.k.a. reproductive cloning)- A new exact copy of a mammal is made with this type of cloning.
not the exact copy, just similar.
whose work is based on an exact copy of the Authority's functions.
Adult DNA cloning(aka reproductive cloning)- A new exact copy of a mammal ice-profile withthis type of cloning.
TR-3 is interesting because it makes auditors duplicate(in the sense to make an exact copy over and over).
The most interesting place in Altos de Chavon is the amphitheater, an exact copy of the Greek amphitheater.
Nero Burning ROM help you to create an exact copy of your data and even copies of audio-CD with the text available to them.
I made an exact copy of that one for that seal who killed that pirate in Somalia.
The ability to create an exact copy of the byte-disk space for the safe recovery of data from a virtual image of the carrier;