Sentence examples for future substitute from inspiring English sources

Biodiesel is considered to be a promising future substitute for fossil fuels, and microalgae are one source of biodiesel.

Her childcare responsibilities prevented her from seeking financial independence, her own family were reluctant to take her home with two chronically ill children, even for short periods, and she could not countenance leaving the children with her husband and a future substitute 'mother'mother

L. 106 541 in last sentence, struck out "State legislative" after "obligate future", substituted "constitutional" for "State constitutional", and inserted "of the State or a political subdivision of the State" before period at end.

Thus hedgers, through their commitment in the futures market, substitute basis risk for the price risk they would have taken in carrying unhedged stocks.

In Port St .Joe, the question is whether a future that substitutes people, roads and golf courses for acre upon acre of slash pine can create growth that does not strangle the natural character.

In future, by substituting low temperature fabrication techniques for some of the existing high-temperature processes, it will be possible to integrate MNEE arrays with complementary metal oxide semiconductor (CMOS) silicon chips.

In the near future, esophageal substitutes could be constructed from acellular "intelligent matrices" that contain the molecules necessary for tissue regeneration; this should allow circumvention of the implantation step and still obtain standardized in vivo biological responses.

The results of the present study contribute to a better understanding of the complex nature of meniscal tissue and might also have an impact on the design of future meniscal substitutes.

This review covers both commercially available and relevant newly developed experimental materials, including elastic polymers (polyurethane), the biodegradable and bioresorbable materials, and the naturally occurring materials, focusing on their potential applications in the development of future vascular substitutes.

His point is that it is possible to protect the use of increasingly valuable fossil raw materials for the future by substituting these materials with renewables and we should take that into account when working out the full cost of energy production.

Future protein substitutes in human food and milk may contain these triazines either individually or as a mixture.