Sentence examples for a substitution of from inspiring English sources

It is a substitution of the gist for the substance".

What has happened since? A. My sense is you are seeing a substitution of communications for what would have been travel.

That's a subtle point, but it matters that what Naím frames as an eradication of a particular effect might more accurately be called a substitution of its object.

Or are they elements in literary self-indulgence, a substitution of narrative content by a kind of cult of the writer's own personality?

Some analysts have interpreted these changes as evidence of a substitution of one form of colonial status for another.

Transaction cost economics argues that the modern large firm represents a substitution of contractual relationships with an authority relationship.

Burgess' humour was based upon the sudden break of ideas: a substitution of the unexpected for the commonplace.

(This is against a 2005 baseline — U.S. emissions have already fallen about ten per cent since that year, owing, in part, to a substitution of natural gas for coal in electricity production).

It's a substitution of one set of problems for another, but that's generally how things work.

The substitution of diesel generators takes place as a substitution of generated energy and not to the same extent as a substitution of the diesel generator's capacity.

Inactivation of β-glucosidase was achieved by a substitution of E395G (Schröder et al. 2014).