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Rather, it’s to recapitulate our nervous system, from input to output, inside the controlled environment of a Petri dish.
MEET ASSEMBLOIDS, MINI HUMAN BRAINS WITH MUSCLES ATTACHEDSHELLY FANJANUARY 12, 2021SINGULARITY HUB Two, we have the mega computational powerhouse called machine learning to recapitulate biology in silicon.
THIS IS HOW WE’LL ENGINEER ARTIFICIAL TOUCHSHELLY FANNOVEMBER 17, 2020SINGULARITY HUB He had left out the feminine element; obviously he must recapitulate.
WAYSIDE COURTSHIPSHAMLIN GARLANDIt will be needless here to recapitulate the tale of Rip van Winkle himself.
THE SCIENCE OF FAIRY TALESEDWIN SIDNEY HARTLANDLet me, therefore, recapitulate the results of the investigations contained in this and the two preceding chapters.
THE SCIENCE OF FAIRY TALESEDWIN SIDNEY HARTLANDIt was his supreme ambition to recapitulate modern science, to write the De natura rerum of our age!
BOUVARD AND PCUCHET, PART 2GUSTAVE FLAUBERTI will not recapitulate: the cases I have cited, and the conclusions drawn from them, are brought into a very narrow compass.
THE WORKS OF THE RIGHT HONOURABLE EDMUND BURKE, VOL. XI. (OF 12)EDMUND BURKEIn closing my prolonged remarks, let me recapitulate our case.
REPORT OF THE PROCEEDINGS AT THE EXAMINATION OF CHARLES G. DAVIS, ESQ., ON THE CHARGE OF AIDING AND ABETTING IN THE RESCUE OF A FUGITIVE SLAVEVARIOUSWe may recapitulate by saying that the origin of thinking is some perplexity, confusion, or doubt.
HOW WE THINKJOHN DEWEYThe artist can neither recapitulate the past nor intimate the future.
THE TAPESTRIED CHAMBER, AND DEATH OF THE LAIRD'S JOCKSIR WALTER SCOTTSYNONYM OF THE DAY
AUGUST 1, 2021
WORDS RELATED TO RECAPITULATE
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- anthologized
- arranged
- assembled
- brought together
- collated
- collected
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- composed
- concentrated
- congregated
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- culled
- drew together
- edited
- garnered
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- gleaned
- got together
- grouped
- heaped up
- marshalled
- mustered
- organized
- put together
- recapitulated
- united
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- anthologizing
- arranging
- assembling
- bringing together
- collating
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- composing
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- culling
- drawing together
- editing
- garnering
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- getting together
- gleaning
- grouping
- heaping up
- marshaling
- mustering
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- putting together
- recapitulating
- uniting
Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.