Sentence examples for material has been replaced from inspiring English sources

Almost every bow made for a violin, viola, cello, or bass contains a small piece (as little as a fiftieth of an ounce) that has traditionally been made of elephant ivory, though in the past twenty-five years the material has been replaced by legal ivory from the tusks of extinct mastodons.

By 1965, the rudimentary abstract figures used in the Commonwealth Electoral Office's promotional material had been replaced with more sophisticated, realistic renderings of black and white Australians voting together.

If the 80 ml contrast material had been replaced by 80 ml plasma, then the new CT number (CT80) and the calculated volume of lung tissue (Vtissue2) would have been: Vtissue2 = ([1 + CT80]/1000) × volumetot inj Where CTblood control = CT number of the pulmonary artery before injection.

The earlier IUD that was made of plastic materials has been replaced by new devices releasing copper or levonorgestrel.

Today, the reams and reams of application materials have been replaced by e-mails but the-mails but is the same.

Prototype materials had disappeared and materials had been replaced by fibrous osteotylus.

On the other hand, reports of water damage may be a proxy for renovations in which old flooring materials have been replaced by new materials.

To ensure that, where applicable, all appropriate tubing, reaction vessels, purification columns or cartridges and other materials have been replaced and connected as required.

The term "aerogel" is a gel material, in which its liquid component has been replaced with gas to leave an intact solid micro- or nanostructure without pore collapse; aerogels contain ~99% air by volume (Zuo et al. 2015).

In most industrial applications corundum has been replaced by synthetic materials such as alumina, an aluminum oxide made from bauxite.

Fidelity to cherished beliefs has been replaced by loyalty to anything that brings material benefit.