Sentence examples for a substitute system from inspiring English sources

Mr. Putin, saying the system would fuel a new arms race, has even threatened to aim Russian missiles at the system, while also offering the use of a substitute system in Azerbaijan.

To evaluate CUR-1 with and without antibiotics that may be toxic to human cell, we used FS normal fibroblast cell line as a substitute system to impersonate potential therapeutic side effects in human body.

System Restore will not recover deleted files or documents, and is not a substitute for a backup system.

A substitute banking system (a "shadow banking" system) emerged but without the oversight, deposit insurance, and public lender-of-last-resort backstop that we have come to think necessary to assure the stability of the banking sector.

But as a technical matter, they might some day serve as a substitute operating system -- a platform on which word processors, spread sheets and other applications programs run.

While criminal justice and the campus disciplinary process are two distinct ways of determining someone's responsibility for a wrong, there is of course yet another, a substitute justice system in social and public life, in which the presumption of innocence is not an aspiration.

Appalled by the inefficiency and inhumane conditions in Britain's penal regime, Bentham developed the idea of the panopticon penitentiary as a substitute penal system, in which convicted criminals would be subject to a disciplinary regime based on the maxim that "the more strictly we are watched, the better we behave" (2001, 277).

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Switching the bicyclic amine moiety from a 6,5 system to a substituted 6,6 system significantly improves the potency shift across the drug-resistant strains.

Despite the need of MAP for an iron substituting system, the function and the regulation of the genes of LSP14 and LSP15 is unclear.

This ensures that for the same ring conformation, a substituted ring system has the same dihedral-signature as an un-substituted ring system.