Sentence examples for is actually replaced from inspiring English sources

The difference between the actual cash value and the replacement cost, he said, will be paid if and when the item is actually replaced.

Because lack of vitamin A, from which retinal is derived, causes night blindness, some of the retinal must get lost from the eye to the general circulation; and it is actually replaced by the cells of the pigment epithelium, which are closely associated with the rods.

On the client side, the cluster is actually replaced with multiple browsers, having multiple JavaScript-based agents, who are capable of saving their state to the server, in case user closes the browser.

Many coastal habitats are actually replaced with hard infrastructures which alter the taxonomic/functional structure of natural ecosystems worldwide.

[3] For a function f : T → ℝ (the range ℝ of f may be actually replaced by Banach space), the (delta) derivative is defined at point t by f Δ ( t ) = f ( σ ( t ) ) - f ( t ) σ ( t ) - t, if f is continuous at t and t is right-scattered.

[28]For a function f : T → ℝ (the range ℝ of f may be actually replaced by Banach space), the (delta) derivative is defined by f Δ = f ( σ ( t ) ) - f ( t ) σ ( t ) - t, if f is continuous at t and t is right-scattered.

Well, SSL was actually replaced by TLS some time ago, which fixed some security holes, but not the biggest: browsers automatically accept security certificates for any site from literally hundreds of different authorities, any of which can be, and often are, compromised.

The remaining blood components are returned to the donor's vein, and are actually replaced by the donor's bone marrow in three to six weeks.

Briefly, in standard specifications, all sums and products are binary and the constructions of sequences, sets and cycles are actually replaced with other constructions (for details see [ 25]).

They noticed, much like in the present study, a differential pattern of modulation in a subgroup of older participants aged >60 years, where the expected increase in ICF was actually replaced by a decline.

Furthermore, could a defective gene be actually replaced in human cells in a targeted fashion by a normal counterpart and still maintain high transcription efficiency [ 7], or would such 'plug and socket' technology be so inefficient that correction would be impossible?