"Slowly we're moving to replace our infrastructure with self-made, open-source alternatives," he wrote.
With the problems mounting, Avon is moving to replace its longtime chief executive, Andrea Jung.
He came of age as the school system was moving to replace large high schools with small ones, and making testing both a means and an end.
The Bush administration is moving to replace safety requirements at federal nuclear facilities with standards written by contractors, according to a draft regulation.
He said airlines and leasing companies were moving to replace older planes more quickly than normal to gain fuel savings from new engines and parts made from lightweight composite materials.
When reading about Kodak, I was reminded of how I resisted giving up my traditional world as technology was moving to replace my comfort level and familiar way of life.
Last night, after Obama had finished his speech about how we were sort of almost done in Iraq but still had a lot of lives to lose and money to spend in Afghanistan (see Anderson, Osnos, and Packer for more on that), the Washington Post put a story on its Web site about how the Afghan Central Bank was moving to replace the management of Kabul Bank.
Increasingly, law enforcement is moving to replace human "deterrence" with robotic versions of the same -- remotely piloted aircraft, remotely operated vehicles, and other robotic platforms are to become domestic standbys in support of police surveillance missions and SWAT operations.
Furthermore, next-generation sequencing (NGS) has been moving to replace SNP-arrays in prediction of CNAs (Boeva et al., 2010).
Many of Miliband fans have been moved to replace their profile pictures with images of him.
