Sentence examples for direct replacements from inspiring English sources

Now the first mains-voltage LEDs designed as direct replacements for incandescent bulbs are arriving on the market.

In terms of positions the 20-year-old Saha and 27-year-old Parente would be direct replacements for Ferguson and the departed Keith Gillespie.

Pardew still wants to sign two strikers, including Benteke, and direct replacements for Bolasie and Mile Jedinak, who is expected to complete a £4m move to Aston Villa later today.

We also need to stop thinking of ELNs as direct replacements for paper lab notebooks that are only useful during experiments in the lab, and consider them in the wider context of the whole experiment process.

The technology offers a number of potential advantages, over other methods, including the ability to use mixed feedstock like wastes and lignocelluloses, the production of direct replacements for existing fuels, and no need to predry the feedstock.

The military's use of biofuels originally sparked the ire of some GOP members of congress and the senate after it was widely reported that the military pays up to $26 a gallon for some "advanced" biofuels, which can be used as direct replacements for petroleum fuels used by ships and aircraft.

A typical bulb also has to be replaced every 1,000 hours or so.Without changing light fittings, the cheapest direct replacement for an incandescent bulb at the moment is a compact fluorescent light (CFL).

"We don't need a direct replacement," Mourinho said.

This American PRX podcast is the most direct replacement Serial fans will find.

You can't really look at it as a direct replacement.

Sam Carter is a direct replacement for Skelton, the Wallabies losing the tournament's second-heaviest player.