Sentence examples for general substitute from inspiring English sources
We mentioned previously that the relation of deformation equivalence is a good general substitute for the condition that two manifolds belong to the same connected (resp.: irreducible) component of the moduli space.
We applaud Alabama, Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi and South Carolina for their efforts to uphold voting rights, suggest more jurisdictions with runoffs will establish this policy and urge all jurisdictions to consider ranked choice voting as a general substitute for plurality voting rules and runoff elections.
In general, substituting crucial amino acids involving in the NAD(P)+ cofactor binding into polar or charged amino acids will result in changing the enzyme cofactor specificity from NADP+ to NAD+ [49], [50].
And no subordinate general could substitute for him.
At the head of the Achaean League were two generals (strategoi) until a single general was substituted in 255 bc.
Now, in 2011, Stern, O'Brien's successor, was assessing the proposed Paul-to-the-Lakers trade as commissioner, owner (the league bought the Hornets a year ago) and de facto general manager (substituting his judgment for that of Dell Demps, the real general manager).
It seemed rather typical of the general untidiness that substitute Kris Boyd should miss a late penalty kick, United goalkeeper Euan McLean saving low to his left.
A catalog entry explains that after the Spring and Autumn Period (770-476 B.C)., "it became a general practice to substitute figurines in place of living people in tombs of the deceased".
"Legislators merely substitute general revenue funds with lottery dollars so the schools don't really gain any additional funding," said O. Homer Erekson, dean of the business school at the University of Missouri in Kansas City, who co-wrote a national study on lottery money and school financing.
(c) After visiting patient in the hospital, the CN will discuss the care plan with the (substitute) General Practitioner (GP) of the patient.
We have also used the enhancer region of the cauliflower mosaic virus 35S transcript promoter to see if such a general enhancer can substitute for the P-INO regions providing quantitative expression in the ovule.
