Sentence examples for appropriate substitutes for from inspiring English sources
Song choices are not meant to undermine the potential severity of the storm and should not be considered appropriate substitutes for water, canned goods, and batteries.
Ms. Finley is proposing the idea of Ms. Minnelli -- the "dancing lady" who gets knocked down but rises to dance again -- as New York City incarnate, an unlikely but appropriate substitute for the Statue of Liberty.
Instead, she is proposing the idea of Ms. Minnelli -- the "dancing lady" who gets knocked down but rises to dance again -- as New York City incarnate, an unlikely but highly appropriate substitute for the Statue of Liberty.
Therefore, it can provide an appropriate substitute for damper rings.
Therefore, crude rapeseed oil might be an appropriate substitute for diesel oil in steady combustion.
Orlicz space is also an appropriate substitute for (L^{1}) space when (L^{1}) space does not work.
The results showed that the wavelet network (WNN, Morlet) with 92% correlation coefficient for permeability would be an appropriate substitute for artificial neural network with 89% correlation coefficient.
Higher specific strength and stiffness of composite materials make them an appropriate substitute for aluminum and steel in the aerospace industry.
The aim of this study was to measure the in vivo biodistribution and dosimetry of 177Lu-OPS201 in five anesthetized Danish Landrace pigs as an appropriate substitute for humans to quantitatively assess the absorbed doses for future clinical applications.
The mixed hemicarbide phase (W1- xCrx)2C is introduced in this work as an appropriate substitute for the pure tungsten carbide WC in thermally sprayed hardmetals acting as wear resistant coatings for various industrial applications.
For advanced geology classes, assignments can include creating an illustrated guidebook with descriptions of the buildings or structures, detailed descriptions of the mineralogy and fabric of the rock, other features such as fossils and stylolites, as well as how well the stone has performed in terms of weathering and an appropriate substitute for the poorly performing stone.
