Examples of using A replicator in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Colloquial
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Programming
You built a Replicator?
A replicator- controlled vessel approaches.
That thing in there is a Replicator.
A replicator has started to act on its own.
I'm not allowed to use a replicator.
Come on, a Replicator with a conscience?
This is where we picked up a replicator signature?
But, uh, a replicator created this cup of coffee.
You cannot be held responsible for the actions of a replicator.
You're telling me there's a Replicator loose on Earth?
We have shelter, furniture, research equipment, tricorders, a replicator.
Yes, sir, we may have a replicator situation down here.
The last thing I remember, I was on board a replicator ship.
Will it stop a replicator from accessing the dialling computer?
On the same day,Ensign Kim was repairing a replicator in the Mess Hall.
She is within a replicator structure on the planet, some distance outside the colony, near a rich vein of neutronium.
This is the core drive of a Replicator ship tracking system.
It's just frustrating to betold I have no more legal standing than a replicator.
I tried blaming it on a replicator malfunction, but no one believed me.
They will have all the technology they need… weapons, tricorders, a replicator.
The missile hit collapsed a replicator array- in the molecular mechanics lab.
A replicator works by rearranging subatomic particles, which are abundant everywhere in the universe, to form molecules and arrange those molecules to form the object.
No. I need to load the programme directly into a Replicator and spread it that way.
If they have got a replicator, it could mean the wormhole leads to the Alpha Quadrant and that someone's traveled through it.
Chances are he was on board a replicator ship when it disintegrated.
We know that a Replicator mind can be digitized and transferred from one body to another, but I have discovered a way that will allow us to exist indefinitely as fields of energy.
The first idea is that there should be a replicator at that other location(in line with the theory of Michio Kaku), but if you assume quantum physics, then there only needs to be observation.
A replicator operates through a series of electronic pathways that allow it to receive instructions and take appropriate action, and there you go-- a cup of coffee, a bowl of soup, a plasma conduit-- whatever we tell it to do.
A replicator can create any inanimate matter, as long as the desired molecular structure is on file, but it cannot create antimatter, dilithium, latinum, or a living organism of any kind; in the case of living organisms, non-canon works such as the"Star Trek: the Next Generation Technical Manual" state that, though the replicators use a form of transporter technology, it's at such a low resolution that creating living tissue is a physical impossibility.