However, there is also a strong interest to replace or substitute the resource-limited indium.
"It is in our interest to replace them now, while we are in warranty," Mr. Dolan said.
It agreed to provide unlimited cash to commercial banks for up to three years, at its main interest rate, to replace the medium-term funding that private investors are unwilling to extend.
It is also the latest casualty in an ongoing, sometimes bitter turf war between commercial interests that want to replace the old, and in some cases deteriorating, midcentury modern motels with bigger, more modern structures, and a vocal and energetic group of preservation-minded residents who want to save them from the wrecking ball.
It is not in our national interest to endlessly try to replace the Soviet Union as a mortal threat with a random series of tinpot dictatorships.
Recently, developing ultrafast ECs that work at hundreds to kilohertz (kHz) frequency scope have attracted great interests, with the aim to replace the traditional aluminum electrolytic capacitors (AECs) that have bulky size and large equivalent series resistance.
The proposed methodology depends on training the ANNs off-line on a thermo-chemical database representative of the actual composition and turbulence (but not the actual geometrical problem) of interest, and later using them to replace the stiff ODE solver (direct integration (DI)) to calculate the reaction rates in the sub-grid.
This is a result of the industrial interest to partially replace the experimental tests required to certify new composite components (qualification of materials, design allowables, sub-components and full components) by virtual (numerical) tools able to simulate the inelastic response of the composite materials up to structural failure.
This fusion gene contains a unique Eco RV site between the BPP1 ORF and the c-myc tag such that any gene of interest can replace the BPP1 coding sequence and be cloned in-frame with the tag (Fig. 2B).
The Taiping Rebellion that powered up in its wake featured the evangelical Christian sect called the Heavenly Kingdom and with backing from US interests attempted to replace Chinese traditional religions with a form of protestant Christianity.
