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A Fordist, assembly-line approach to production and commodity reproduction became dominant alongside a culture of mass consumption of mass-media texts.
Twentieth-century technologies for image reproduction, color printing, and media forms such as television were greatly motivated by industry demand for venues through which to promote the products being churned out by the proliferation of modern factories that were structuring many aspects of modern life.
But that consumer could afford to paint their mid-century tract home in classic RL colors, upholster their department store furniture in RL fabrics, and buy RL reproductions of classic high-end goods and furnishings to approximate the look and feel of wealth.
In Haacke's remake, the text refers specifically to the fact that American Cyanamid, then Breck's parent company, gave women workers of childbearing age whose jobs posed reproductive health risks the "choice" of losing their jobs, transferring, or being sterilized.
Studies in Perception I, laser print after a computer-generated image, "Studies in Perception I," by Leon Harmon and Ken Knowl- ton, 1997, original print produced in 1967, reproduction in 1997 (laser print)
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It has been known since the 1700s that when planarians are cut in half, just as occurs in asexual reproduction, the head half will regenerate a tail from the wound site while the tail half will regenerate a head (FIGURE 22.9A.B; Pallas 1766).
Very often, larval forms are specialized for some function such as growth or dispersal, whereas the adult is specialized for reproduction.
The adult moths never eat, and in fact have no mouthparts during this brief reproductive phase of the life cycle.
Carroll Williams (1958) characterized holometabolous metamorphosis as the switch between foraging and reproduction: "The ' earth-bound early stages built enormous digestive tracts and hauled them around on caterpillar treads.
Indeed, the pluteus larva is a free-swimming planktonic dispersal stage with no sexual reproductive capacity, whereas the adult grazes on algae on the sea floor and produces thousands of gametes.
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Although fertility treatments don’t come with as high a multiple rate as they used to, having any kind of assisted reproduction (especially the kind that stimulates ovulation) multiplies the chances of a multiple pregnancy.
And since sperm can live in your reproductive tract for a few days, if you happened to have sex during your period and then ovulated the following cycle’s egg two to three days later, that egg could encounter viable sperm.
While experts say it takes at least a year to fully recover from pregnancy (what with the vitamin depletion, strain on your reproductive system, and weight fluctuations), there’s no rule that says you need to wait a full year before trying again.
Up to 13 percent of female infertility is caused by cigarette smoking, according to the American Society for Reproductive Medicine (ASRM).
Having an overweight or obese BMI can cause the body to produce too much estrogen, which can throw off the reproductive cycle — while being underweight can shut down ovulation.
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noun producing babies/animals/plants ADJ. human | biological | asexual, sexual REPRODUCTION + VERB take place PHRASES a method of reproduction act/process of producing a copy/recording ADJ. accurate, faithful, (good/high) quality | colour, graphic, photographic, sound Using a wide tape gives better quality sound reproduction. VERB + REPRODUCTION give, provide | ensure The craftsmen have ensured faithful reproduction of the original painting. sth that has been reproduced ADJ. exact, faithful an exact reproduction of an ancient building | large | black and white, colour | photographic The quality of a photographic reproduction decreases with time. REPRODUCTION + NOUN furniture (= furniture made as a copy of an earlier style) PREP. ~ from a reproduction from an old book
Oxford Collocations Dictionary