Sentence examples for established by replacing from inspiring English sources
The initial anaerobic condition was established by replacing the gas phase with nitrogen gas.
The case can be established by replacing by in the above argument.
This insensitivity is established by replacing 10 mol% of the cationic DDAB surfactant films by the non-ionic Brij®35 surfactants [5,6].
Based on these features, the memristive neural networks model established by replacing a resistor with a memristor has attracted more and more attention, and various dynamical behaviors of this model have been investigated, see [19 27] and the references therein.
Rotation invariance is achieved by multiplying each coefficient with exp -j α r ), and shift invariancexp -jstablished by replacing the polar angle α k = arg(c k ) with s α k - k α s.
And then, the POD basis is constituted by the snapshots, and the OFDCNI scheme having the fully second-order accuracy and containing very few unknowns is established by replacing the unknown FDCN solution vectors with the linear-combination of the POD basis.
Eucalyptus globulus woodlots are abundant in the study area and established mostly by replacing cultivated land and grazing lands.
Sir Mark shrank the bureaucracy, established accountability by replacing committees with business-line chief executives, spearheaded the effort to make natural gas equal to oil in Shell's future and ramped up investment in Canadian tar sands.
New York City is in its own way encouraging local green markets that bring in fresh produce from the nearby farming areas and establishing seated areas by replacing traffic lanes with tables and chairs for people to commune, but it doesn't yet provide the atmosphere of a town square.
Norwegian Seafood Export CouncilTo promote exports of Norwegian seafood all over the world, the Norwegian Seafood Export Council (NSEC) was established by law in 1990, replacing a total of 13 different seafood promoting organisations which until then had had this task.
He helped to organize The Government and Civic Employees Union established by the C.I.O. to replace the United Public Employees Union.
