Sentence examples for capacity to substitute from inspiring English sources

Ye'elimite has demonstrated as well a high capacity to substitute aluminium with iron.

Currently, he is building a cardboard cathedral with a seven-hundred-person capacity to substitute for a church in Christchurch, New Zealand, that was crippled by 6.3-magnitude quake.

Moreover, the frequently articulated goal of sustainability implies a capacity to substitute renewable-energy sources for those currently dependent on nonrenewable ones, such as coal.

Computer technology will continue to be pervasive in the workplace with increasing capacity to substitute and/or complement the role of human workers.

As neuroregeneration is being completed and NFs are re-upregulated to replace Vimentin, the ability of Ndel1 to associate with both Vimentin and NFs may confer to this protein the unique capacity to substitute IFs.

CECs are terminally differentiated cells with a low proliferative potential and their capacity to substitute damaged endothelial cells and to create new vessels is relative limited [ 11].

"Surrogate state" is used to conceptualize the extending role of international and/or non-state organizations in providing basic services to refugees which normally should be provided by the state, but without the capacity to fully substitute for a host government.

The shale gas within global gas market will have better capacity of gas to substitute to other fuels.

Reinforcing concrete with macro-synthetic structural fibres has become an alternative due to their capacity to comply with standards to substitute steel bars.

2) The effect of reactive power replacement mode While active power is stable, co-generation monitoring system will start to adjust low-speed reactive power resources to substitute for capacity of SVG, thus it increases the dynamic reactive power reserves.

Of those willing to substitute we assume about 95% will find a vehicle that suits their needs given the available capacity.