Term Gallery logo

Meanings of irreproducible in English

Spanish
irreproducible

Impossible to reproduce or duplicate.

      Related terms
      irreproducible
      Synonyms
      Examples for "unreproducible"
      Examples for "unreproducible"
      1
      The foul ejaculations of an angry Moor are unreproducible, only serving to show extreme familiarity with vice of every sort.
      Life in Morocco and Glimpses Beyond
      2
      One word about the unconscious and unreproducible part of our acquisitions, and I shall have done with the topic of memory.
      Talks To Teachers On Psychology; And To Students On Some Of Life...
      Usage of irreproducible in English
      1
      All that irreproducible, paper-based data now sits in a basement in Virginia.
      Wired
      2
      There is no compelling argument that this achievement was anomalous or irreproducible.
      Definition & Reality in the General Theory of Political Economy
      3
      Both systems have been improved, but in part they are irreproducible.
      Pubmed
      4
      Where street photography examines a single, irreproducible moment, Cass is examining the aggregate of many moments.
      Wired
      5
      The safe could only be opened by the pore-pattern of Reich's left index finger which was irreproducible.
      The Demolished Man
      6
      In mammals, a diploid genome of an individual following fertilization of an egg and a spermatozoon is unique and irreproducible.
      Pubmed
      7
      Nor is this all;- Ihavethe every sensation of the very moment,-thevegetal odors, the mighty tropic light, the wamrth, the intensity of irreproducible color....
      Two Years in the French West Indies
      8
      The Journal of Irreproducible Results, a science-humor magazine, is, sadly, no longer the only publication that can lay claim to its title.
      Wired
      Translations for irreproducible
      Irreproducible through the time