Sentence examples for commonly replace from inspiring English sources
Xenotime, widely distributed phosphate mineral, yttrium phosphate (YPO4), though large proportions of erbium commonly replace yttrium), that occurs as brown, glassy crystals, crystal aggregates, or rosettes in igneous rocks and associated pegmatites, in quartzose and micaceous gneiss, and commonly in detrital material.
Each aa in the alignments was recoded to the six groups of chemically related aa that commonly replace one another [ 32, 33], an approach identical to the recent analyses of the NuoF protein [ 14].
Today the more encompassing aerospace definition has commonly replaced the terms aeronautical engineering and astronautical engineering.
Cobaltite, a cobalt sulfoarsenide mineral in which iron commonly replaces part of the cobalt [(Co,Fe AsS], that occurs in high-temperature deposits.
In the United States in 2007, surgeons performed about 806,000 hip and knee implants (the joints most commonly replaced), double the number performed a decade earlier.
But things turn out to be far more complicated – for in the secular funeral this so-called lie about God is commonly replaced by another sort of lie, a lie about humanity.
The shortage of nutrients during fetal development observed in IUGR is commonly replaced by an adequate nutrient supply after birth.
The 40Ar/39Ar technique, a variant of K-Ar dating system, has now commonly replaced the conventional K-Ar method to overcome these disadvantages.
When dealing with the design of morphing wings, conventional structural arrangements are commonly replaced by innovative solutions enabling shape changes through actively controlled elasticity or mechanical systems.
The overlying thin bed of limestone breccia comprises volcaniclastic and detrital debris and authigenic barite crystals, cemented and commonly replaced by marine calcite.
The tuk sound has evolved over the years, as has the instrumentation, with the bow-fiddle used before being most commonly replaced by the pennywhistle flute.
