Sentence examples for a cheap replacement from inspiring English sources
The Suns also imported the swingman Josh Childress, who returns to the N.B.A. after playing two years in Greece (so much for that trend of quality N.B.A. players jumping overseas) and found a cheap replacement for Stoudemire by signing the athletic forward Hakim Warrick.
While researching a cheap replacement for his waterlogged iPhone, he had an epiphany: the used phones sold online for $60£4545) or less could be repurposed as Internet of Things sensors and used to form flexible, low-cost security and vehicle telematics systems.
The solution approaches that we present here rely on surrogate-based optimization (SBO) paradigm, where the design speedup is obtained by shifting the optimization burden into a cheap replacement model (the surrogate).
It said many consumers were purchasing them as a budget second or third computing device, while schools and universities viewed them as a cheap replacement for ageing Windows XP computers that Microsoft no longer supported.
Chances are the pet food manufacturer is using alfalfa as a cheap replacement for the meat-based protein your pet needs to be healthy.
From the 1930s to the present, the road has been synonymous with the Thieves' Market, the largest and oldest flea market in Singapore, where the locals can hunt for old bric-a-brac or second-hand goods, as a cheap replacement for one's faulty or lost item.
So Xerox introduced a cheaper replacement cartridge compatible with HP's printers.
For simple motion tasks, hybrid stepper motors can be used in closed loop operation as a cheaper replacement of expensive servo motors.
Restoration experts say that the potential for compromising a valuable car with mediocre repairs and cheap replacement parts increases with each owner.
Beyond that addition by subtraction, and the wise acquisition of Lou Williams (formerly of the 76ers) as a cheap Johnson replacement, the best thing to happen for the Hawks is that they could get (knock on wood) a full season of a healthy Al Horford.
High-fructose corn syrup was developed in the 1970s as a cheap, versatile replacement for sugar.
