Sentence examples for I substitute it from inspiring English sources

Normally it's made with "potato" leaves but since that is more difficult to find here in New York, I substitute it with spinach.

I substitute it in the Jamie magazine recipe, and decide I'm prepared to push the boat out for a decent croque: emmental's milder flavour is distinctly underwhelming.

I substituted it with mint instead, which tastes just as good, IMO, and makes for a prettier picture.

I don't mean it's stupid, but in the bigger picture I'd substitute it for the lives of 6,000 people.

After replacing p ( y i | S m i ) in (53) with p ( y i | c m i ) and substituting it into (52), we have Ŝ m i = ∑ m i = 0 M p ( y i | c m i ) p ^ ( S m i ) S m i ∑ m i = 0 M p ( y i | c m i ) p ^ ( S m i ).

I like to substitute it for the word "love" in songs: "What's Love Got to do with it?" by Tina Turner becomes "What's Stuff Got To Do With It?" Billy Idol's "Cradle of Love," is "Cradle of Stuff".

For example, the combination of DCT-II/DCT-III is factorized as C I I 0 0 C I I I = 0 I - I 0 I 0 C I I I I - C I I I 0 I I 0 C I I I. by substituting it into Equation 4. Since W in Equations 3 and 6 and Figure 1 includes the scaling factor 1 / 2, we factorize this into lifting structure.

Because when my teacher died, I substituted him, it became mine and I started working on the organ and reading Bach..

' ………….I was using Chloroquine but it used to itch me but because I did not know which other drug to substitute it with I continued using it, but when I learnt about Amalar from an advert, I took Amalar (SP) but it did not heal me completely, before I saw Artesunate (monotherapy) advert on television which I then took and it healed me completely' (P9. Enugu FGD Adult women).

Some people I know prefer to substitute it with "screw it" which carries much of the same meaning, but is, nonetheless, more palatable for those with an aversion to coarse language.

Concerning the 'systems biology' terminology, I had difficulty finding a way to substitute it with another less established word.