Sentence examples for consists of replacing from inspiring English sources
Fisheries management consists of replacing these institutions with more appropriate ones.
The reconstruction process, interpreted as interpolation, consists of replacing each sample with a sine x over x function.
And the interpolation process consists of replacing each sample by a rectangular signal, whose amplitude is equal to the sample size.
The variation of parameters consists of replacing the constants a and b by functions u1 x) and u2 x) and determining what these functions must be to satisfy the original nonhomogeneous equation.
The modification consists of replacing three words – "en forma reglamentaria" – with another five – "u otro medio de defensa" – which Quispe says means that any soldier or police officer can now kill or injure a civilian without needing to use his or her weapon "according to regulations", or by using something other than his or her weapon.
Parameterization, in rough terms, consists of replacing the atomic part of a given logic L by another logic L′.
An alternative approach has consisted of replacing peptide bonds involving these HABPs' critical binding residues; this has also returned promising results to date.
Lumping techniques are widely used in air pollution modeling and consist of replacing some pure chemical species by linear combinations of species.
The repair work that started in October on the southbound portion of the highway consisted of replacing the dilapidated roadway between 15th and Little West 12th Street with reinforced concrete slabs, as well repairs to the structural steel.
These proceedings concentrate on the HL-LHC upgrade of the ATLAS Inner Tracker (ITK), which consist of replacing the entire current Inner Detector (silicon pixels, silicon strips and transition radiation tracker) with a completely new silicon-only system.
The natural attempt to extend the classical Nemytskii-Edelstein fixed point theorem to the context of partial metric spaces would consist of replacing in Theorem 5 the contractive condition (3) by a strict one and the completeness of the partial metric space by a suitable notion of compactness.
