replica

rep·​li·​ca ˈrep-li-kə 1. : a close reproduction especially by the maker of the original. 2. : a copy exact in all details : duplicate.

A replica of something such as a statue, building, or weapon is an accurate copy of it. Royce Hall was an exact replica of the basilica of Sant Ambrogio in Milan. It was a replica gun, for display only. If you say that one person is a replica of another, you mean that the first person looks very like the second.

the act of reproducing recorded sound.

A copy of a work of art that is virtually indistinguishable from the original.

Someone creating a replica is creating an imitation of the original. The word first appeared in 17th-century Italy, taking its meaning from the word replicare, "to reply or repeat," as used in music. In time, it came to mean a copy, often of a work of art.

replicated; replicating. transitive verb. : to repeat or duplicate (as an experiment) intransitive verb. : to undergo replication : produce a replica of itself.

Replica goods are close copies of the original goods. Also referred to as knockoffs, they are acknowledged to be modeled after the original famous product. Therefore, even though they share a striking resemblance with the original goods, they are not passed off as being the real deal.

Repeat and replicate measurements are both multiple response measurements taken at the same combination of factor settings; but repeat measurements are taken during the same experimental run or consecutive runs, while replicate measurements are taken during identical but different experimental runs, which are often ...

adjective. reproducing itself by its own power or inherent nature: self-replicating organisms. Genetics. making an exact copy or copies of itself, as a strand of DNA.

Replica goods are close copies of the original goods. Also referred to as knockoffs, they are acknowledged to be modeled after the original famous product. Therefore, even though they share a striking resemblance with the original goods, they are not passed off as being the real deal.

What is the difference between replication and repetition? Both are repeated runs of your combination of factors and levels. Repetition does the duplicate runs consecutively while replication does multiple runs but during identical but different experimental runs.

Some common synonyms of replica are copy, duplicate, facsimile, and reproduction. While all these words mean "a thing made to closely resemble another," replica implies the exact reproduction of a particular item in all details, but not always in the same scale.