A typical example is the introduction of IPv6 addresses to replace current IPv4 addresses.
PROSPECTS FOR THIRD BASE The Yankees have not yet addressed outside possibilities to replace Alex Rodriguez at third base, Brian Cashman said, but Cashman said he has told second baseman Robinson Canó that he believed Canó can play third.
Craig's departure has seemed inevitable for weeks, not least because Ross County, by design, and Motherwell, through circumstance, have also addressed the need to replace their managers.
Deciphering the mechanisms regulating the generation of new neurons and new oligodendrocytes, the myelinating cells of the central nervous system, is of paramount importance to address new strategies to replace endogenous damaged cells in the adult brain and foster repair in neurodegenerative diseases.
The implementation of qPCR detection in clinical laboratories will address the need to replace complex, expensive and time consuming FISH screening to detect genomic microdeletions or duplications of clinical importance.
Although these reports represent important steps towards a possible treatment for retinal disease, they do not address the necessity to replace the lost cone photoreceptors crucial to human visual function.
Jose Mourinho has told his under-performing Chelsea players that they have an attitude problem which, if not addressed, will force him to replace them with youngsters for the rest of the season.
In 1998, after four years of study, the Internet Engineering Task Force published a new 128-bit IP address standard intended to replace the conventional 32-bit standard.
The title of his address - "Time to Replace the Sequester with a Balanced Approach to Deficit Reduction" - betrays a continued unawareness of either the pain caused by these unwise cuts or the shifting economic reality which has discredited Washington's deficit mania.
A possible method to address this issue is to replace the analytical partial derivatives by a numerical method; however, this may require substantial computational resources.
