Sentence examples for capable of replacing the from inspiring English sources

Although it is presumed that a eukaryotic symbiont could be capable of replacing the metabolic capabilities of a bacterial symbiont, the specific effects of drift on a eukaryotic symbiont's metabolic potential are unclear.

That said, neither Williams nor Kirilenko is capable of replacing the 26 points Love provided per game.

While the Volt is on track to be the first quasi-electric car capable of replacing the conventional sedan, there is no guarantee that it will trump the Prius to become the new green-car king.

At least Ferrari chairman Luca Di Montezemolo included Hamilton in his shortlist of two, the only drivers capable of replacing the great Alonso, whom the boss  described as an identikit of past Ferrari greats Niki Lauda and Michael Schumacher.

Other subjects capable of replacing the bomb in his mind for short periods of time are his wife and children; the stupidity of Christian beliefs; the stupidity of religion in general; the prevailing etiquette at truck stops; and stories about rescued cats.

Far from being "there", however, Tesla's semi-autonomous technology is in what Bryant Walker Smith, an assistant professor of law and engineering at the University of South Carolina, called "the 'mushy middle' of the automation spectrum" – where vehicle-assisted driving is increasing in scope but is not yet capable of replacing the driver completely.

Storing 727 million barrels of various grades of crude oil, the Strategic Petroleum Reserve holds the largest emergency supply in the world, capable of replacing most of the nation's imports for more than five months.

Mechanical hearts, which include total artificial hearts and ventricular assist devices (VADs), are machines that are capable of replacing or assisting the pumping action of the heart for prolonged periods without causing excessive damage to the blood components.

It's thrived in no small part because it clearly works in some well-defined situations, and while it may fail abysmally in others (pharma R&D comes to mind), there doesn't seem to be an alternative worldview capable of replacing it, causing the cycle to persist, the behavior patterns to become ever more ingrained.

Considered a notable engineering achievement because it solved the problem of ventilating a long vehicular tunnel, it has 84 powerful fans capable of replacing air in the tunnel every 90 seconds.

LAX, however, is not capable of replacing LAT in the TCR signaling pathway.