Sentence examples for efficient replacement from inspiring English sources

To the men at Bell Labs in 1947 the transistor was simply an efficient replacement for vacuum tubes; they had no inkling of its use in computers.

"We are now attempting to generate neurons from human embryonic stem cells," he said, "but efficient replacement is still technically demanding, and we are trying to monitor the behaviour of transplanted cells using optical imaging".

The "cash for clunkers" program offers rebates of $3,500 to $4,500 for trade-ins of vehicles with low fuel economy, if the buyer picks a more efficient replacement.

In July, a federal appeals court in St . Louisstruck down an important regulatory provision that based the calculation on the "efficient replacement cost of existing technology" rather than the cost over previous time.

The provision had based the calculation of the lease prices on the "efficient replacement cost of existing technology" -- in other words the value of the equipment if it were replaced with new, more efficient and often less expensive equipment, rather than the higher prices the Bells had actually paid for the gear over the years.

The efficient replacement between different power plants can save the generation resource and improve the utilization efficiency.

OO LEDs the Fast-Rising Heroes of Efficiency are becoming the affordable and more efficient replacements of compact fluorescent lights.

The methodology of using substitution matrices, as demonstrated here for 5-HT6R, allows the identification of the most frequent and most efficient replacements in terms of biological activity and provides valuable suggestions for modifications to existing ligands for the rational design of new, potent and selective ligands for serotonin receptors.

Electric vehicles (EVs) avoid the use of petroleum, and so are seen as an efficient and effective replacement for traditional internal combustion engine based vehicles (ICEVs).

The lighting industry has finally come up with an energy-efficient replacement for the standard incandescent bulb that people actually seem to like: the LED bulb.

The basics of the program, like similar plans in several other countries, are simple: turn in a car that gets 18 miles a gallon or less and receive a credit of up to $4,500 toward the purchase of a new, more fuel-efficient replacement.