In 2009, members of the Canberra Roller Derby League competed as substitutes for the Sydney Roller Derby League's Screaming Assault Sirens in its grand final, after one member of the Sirens was quarantined with swine flu, and several other skaters were out injured.
Perhaps because they saw in Allawi or Jaafari or other figures in those two competing lists better substitutes for Maliki, or because they favored Allawi's stance on de-Baathification, or Jaafari's on the status of US troops.
The states want to force Microsoft to make a version of the Windows operating system that would let computer makers easily extract the Internet Explorer Web browser and other applications and substitute competing programs.
On a sustained basis, lower conventional fossil fuel prices in the $60-$60-$70ge undermine the economics of substitute, competing energy sources including tight oil and renewables.
Fairness would dictate that competing methods be substituted in FPKM estimation, or that a separate interface be written to the Cufflinks bias correction method both comparisons requiring significant effort.
Higher equity capital requirements and effective size caps are complementary approaches, not substitutes or competing ideas.
What about the competing products or nascent substitute technologies that aim to solve customers' problems in new, better, cheaper ways?
In a few cases, it seemed as if the people were not so much replacing an Arab political leader as substituting a competing religious ideology.
Therefore, composite goods compete as imperfect substitutes, but at the same time different type components are complements while same type components are also substitutes.
Two teams of five (with seven substitutes) compete on a court that is 15m wide and 28m long, with baskets that are 3.05m above the ground at either end.
